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# DigiRadio
### DAB+/FM Bluetooth Receiver with SigmaDSP Audio Processing
**Open-source digital radio — Si4684 tuner · ADAU1701 SigmaDSP · Bluetooth aptX Adaptive · ESP32-S3**
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---
## Overview
**DigiRadio** is an open-source digital radio receiver that combines terrestrial
broadcast reception (**DAB+ / DAB / FM**) with a programmable audio-processing
stage and high-quality **Bluetooth** audio output.
Incoming broadcast audio is decoded by a Silicon Labs **Si4684** digital-radio
receiver, processed by an Analog Devices **ADAU1701 SigmaDSP** (equalisation,
mixing, level control), and transmitted over Bluetooth by a Qualcomm QCC3056-based
**Feasycom FSC-BT1035** module supporting the **aptX Adaptive** codec. An Espressif
**ESP32-S3** acts as the host controller, orchestrating the three subsystems and
providing Wi-Fi/BLE connectivity and a USB service interface.
The entire tuner → DSP → Bluetooth path is **fully digital (I²S, 48 kHz / 24-bit)**
no analogue conversions are introduced between the tuner and the wireless link.
```
FM/DAB antenna → [ Si4684 ] --I²S--> [ ADAU1701 DSP ] --I²S--> [ FSC-BT1035 ] → aptX
↑ ↑ ↑
└──── SPI ──── [ ESP32-S3 host ] ──── UART ────┘
│ I²C
```
---
## Key Features
- **DAB+ / DAB / FM** reception (Si4684) via external whip antenna (SMA)
- **Fully digital audio path** — no avoidable A/DD/A conversions
- **Programmable audio processing** on the ADAU1701 SigmaDSP
- **Bluetooth 5.2** output with **aptX / aptX HD / aptX Adaptive**
- **ESP32-S3** host with native USB, Wi-Fi and BLE
- **USB-C powered**; single-rail 3.3 V + low-noise 1.8 V for the tuner
- **6-layer impedance-controlled PCB**, 50 × 90 mm, two ground planes
- Three antennas (ESP32 2.4 GHz, BT1035 2.4 GHz, FM/DAB SMA) with proper keep-outs
---
## Repository Structure
```
DigiRadio/
├── docs/ Technical Reference Manual (LaTeX source + PDF)
│ └── DigiRadio_Manual.pdf
├── Hardware/
│ ├── schematics/ Schematic (PDF)
│ ├── gerber/ Gerber + drill files (fabrication)
│ ├── bom/ Bill of Materials
│ ├── pick-and-place/ Component placement (CPL / centroid)
│ ├── easyeda/ EasyEDA source project
│ └── 3d/ 3D renders / STEP
└── Software/ Firmware (in development — see Software/README.md)
```
---
## Documentation
The full design is described in the **[Technical Reference Manual](docs/DigiRadio_Manual.pdf)**,
covering the system architecture, signal chain, clock and power design, the 6-layer
stack-up and controlled-impedance strategy, the functional blocks, and the design
decisions behind the key choices.
---
## Design Highlights
| Topic | Choice | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| **Audio quality** | QCC3056 / aptX Adaptive | The codec is the dominant quality factor on a wireless link; the DAC lives in the sink |
| **Audio path** | Fully digital I²S | Avoids unnecessary A/DD/A conversions between tuner and Bluetooth |
| **I²S master** | ADAU1701 (12.288 MHz) | Clean ×256 → 48 kHz; avoids sample-rate mismatch |
| **Stack-up** | 6-layer, 2× GND | Solid ground reference under RF, crystals and USB |
| **USB routing** | TOP, ref. GND | 90 Ω diff achievable at manufacturable geometry |
| **Antennas** | 3 zones, diagonal 2.4 GHz | Coexistence separation + full-layer keep-outs |
---
## Status
-**Schematic** — complete and reviewed
-**PCB layout** — 6-layer, DRC clean, plane continuity verified
-**BOM** — finalised (manufacturable / sourced)
- 🔜 **Prototype** — in fabrication (PCBWay)
- 🛠️ **Firmware** — in active development (released after bring-up)
---
## Manufacturing
The board is manufactured with **PCBWay** as a 6-layer, impedance-controlled PCB
with turnkey assembly. The FSC-BT1035 Bluetooth module is sourced from Feasycom
(the footprint uses a BT806-compatible, pin-identical land pattern). See the
[Manufacturing chapter](docs/DigiRadio_Manual.pdf) of the manual for fabrication
notes, impedance-control settings and MSL-3 handling of the BT module.
---
## License
- **Hardware** (schematic, PCB, Gerber): [CERN-OHL-S](https://ohwr.org/cern_ohl_s_v2.txt)
- **Firmware / software**: [MIT](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
- **Documentation**: CC BY 4.0
Intellectual property of the design remains with the author. You are free to study,
modify and build the hardware under the terms of the respective licenses.
---
## Author
**Michele Bigi** — Open-source hardware project.
*Contributions, issues and questions are welcome via the repository issue tracker.*