Imported from GitHub: sini6a/internet-radio-speaker · commit 96b94c2 · license GPL-3.0

Description

An open-source ESP32 Internet Radio Player with simple programming, USB charging, and on-the-go capability using a single-cell Li-ion battery.

README

Open Source Internet Radio Player

Hardware Specifications

• Microcontroller: ESP32-C3
• Power Supply: 5V/0.5A (USB Type-C, ~2.5W)
• Flash Memory: 4Mbit QSPI (on-chip)
• Antenna: Integrated PCB antenna
• Controls: Power switch and analog volume potentiometer
• Audio Output: Dual speaker output (3.2W max per channel)
• Indicators: 3x LEDs (Wi-Fi, Playback, Power)

Description

This project is a compact, ESP32-C3-based Internet Radio Player designed for ease of use and straightforward integration. The device supports Wi-Fi streaming of MP3 audio and includes basic control via a single potentiometer and button. Audio output is handled via I2S to a stereo amplifier.

The hardware includes onboard status LEDs and is powered via USB Type-C. It's suitable for low-power audio streaming applications, DIY audio projects, or integration into custom enclosures.

Features

• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi support using the built-in PCB antenna
• Minimal controls for simple user interaction
• USB Type-C programming and power interface
• Stereo speaker output via digital I2S
• LED indicators for connection and playback status

Firmware and Usage

The firmware is located in the Firmware/ directory and is built using the Arduino framework. Upload it via the Arduino IDE or other compatible tools.

Initial Setup

1. Flash the firmware to the ESP32-C3.
2. On first boot, the device creates a Wi-Fi Access Point.
3. Connect to the AP to configure the Wi-Fi credentials and stream URL.
4. After setup, the device reboots into streaming mode.

Status

• Current hardware revision is stable and has been tested.
• The device is functional and ready for personal assembly or integration.
• Further development (BLE config, web UI, OTA, etc.) is planned or ongoing.

Contributions

Pull requests, issue reports, and improvements are welcome. Make sure to open issue before to discuss changes.