TEA5767 FM radio with amplifier - IC Station Review

This is the review of a TEA5767 digital FM tuner chip with a built in amplifier from icstation.com. As it is called in the listing: "FM Stereo Radio Module 5V TEA5767 76-108MHZ FM Radio Module High Stability Low Noise + Cable Antenna"
Product listing:
www.icstation.com/stereo-radio...
Special discount code: nygics
Discount Amount: 15% off
Max Use: 1 (one for per user)
Amount Limit: 300
Original post and code used in this demo:
mr0ger-arduino.blogspot.hu/201...
www.ardumotive.com/how-to-use-...
My code on Github:
github.com/nygma2004/tea5657_...

[@Kevin_Reems]

Extremely well explained! Thank you :)

[@LokiX76]

So happy to have found this. I am just starting to learn Arduino so i can convert an original 1970 Chevrolet radio into a functioning FM radio with bluetooth receiver. planning on signal output to an external car stereo amplifier. this was just what i needed to get started. i am planning on using the original volume knob for volume control and the tuner knob for tuning. there will be no display. thank you so much for the video

[@csongorvarga]

That sounds an interesting project. Good luck!

[@VolthausLabElectronics]

Very well done review Mr Varga. I am playing with the TEA5767 now and your video is helpful. Thanks and keep the good videos coming please.

[@ICStation2013]

Thanks for your awesome project to the TEA5767 FM Stereo Radio Module. really great~~^0^

[@chuxxsss]

Good review, keep up the great work.

[@SalisburyKing]

If you add filtering to the 5v power supply with a couple of capacitors, I use 10Uf and .1Uf across the supply this will reduce the noise picked up by the FM receiver.

[@csongorvarga]

Thanks a lot for the tip.

[@aguegu314]

Great Tutorial. I am the software partner of the module designer in sourcekit. : )

[@csongorvarga]

Small world. I am glad you like it. I am planning to hook it up with an ESP8266 and create a "smart" fm radio.

[@ramazanayten3758]

hi, i am using the rrd-102v2.0 radio module, now i am doing a project, for example, how can i control a radio station empty interference sound. I need to check, if there is a parasite, I want to have it checked with commands such as do the following, otherwise do not.
//example
if(noise==noise)
{
//led on
}
else
{
//led off
}
(Arduino Projects)

[@davyroscoe9911]

Will this software still work on a nano as the original libraries are quite old? Forgive my ignorance!

[@clembas74]

Hi, thank you very much for the video ! Is it possible to add a potentiometer to select manually the frequency ?

[@csongorvarga]

Yes, but you need to read the pot values in arduino and send the frequency updates accordingly. Reading a pot via the analoge input will not result in a stable entry so you would need to apply smoothing so your frequency does not wobble around. But the fm band is much less than the 0-1024 resolution of the analoge input, so it should be possible. But maybe you need a 5 turn pot otherwise it would be impossible to tune with a regular 270ish degree pot.

[@MrNoobsterCrew]

Nice video, can you share the links of the blogs you mentioned that showed arduino FM radio??

[@csongorvarga]

I think I added the wrong link, fixed in the video description and find it also here: www.ardumotive.com/how-to-use-the-tea5767-fm-radio-module-en.html

[@attilarivera]

Hello from brasil.
Do I really need the IcStation to make it work? Can't I simply apply 5volts to the TEA5856 and plug a speaker and antena on it ?
👍😆

[@csongorvarga]

Sure, if you google it you can find some application notes. But the TEA5856 would not drive a speaker, you need an amplifier as well.

[@attilarivera]

Csongor Varga Oh well 😦

[@abdelrhmankaram1730]

i use arduino mega 2560
but i receive only 0.22MHz
any suggestion

[@juancarlosfloresmend]

may be change sda scl pins sda from tea5767 to A4 arduino scl (tea5767) to A5 (arduino)

[@abdelrhmankaram1730]

@@juancarlosfloresmend
thanks, its work

[@weerobot]

Cool..."/15"??

[@MMKaresz_az_eredeti]

Csak a videót néztem, nem figyeltem a feltöltő nevére... Csak mi magyarok mondjuk a sztereót úgy, ahogy senki más 😂
1:40-nél az i2c csatlakozás el van írva a panelen. Az nem slc, hanem SCL 😉
Köszi a videót!

[@mit41301]

📻👍👌👏👏

[@CBM0802]

Stereo output is possible?

[@csongorvarga]

Yes, it is stereo

[@user-hj2ed5pe6j]

Is it a tranmitter or receiver??

[@csongorvarga]

Receiver

[@user-hj2ed5pe6j]

@@csongorvarga Can you tell me if the same looking module is there as transmitter . I have purchased the same looking module(without the amplifier part) which was named as fm transmitter in Flipkart. I am confused as there is no guide anywhere for transmitter circuit.

[@YD4GSI]

modul tea5767

[@TomLeg]

Koszonom