Description
KA2284 Module Audio Signal Level Indicator Battery AC or DC VU Meter with LED
This simple circuit is based on the monolithic integrated KA2284, forming a simple and reliable VU meter with LEDs capable of displaying the intensity of a signal and thus its voltage on a logarithmic scale, making it easy to appreciate its magnitude.
This circuit can be used as a VU meter in amplifiers and professional audio systems, but by measuring continuous voltages, it can also be used, for example, as a charge level indicator for a battery in any application built with Arduino or other demo boards, as it is perfectly compatible and simply implementable in terms of connections.
Technical specifications:
Supply voltage: 3.5~12 Vcc (max 16Vcc)
5 LED signal intensity indicators AC or DC
Storage temperature: -40 ~ 125 C
Operating Temperature: -20 ~ 80 C
IC: KA2284
Connection Methods:
1. IN
2. GND
3. GND
4. VCC
Connection Strip: 2.54mm
Dimensions: 29 x 21 x 13 mm
We have datasheets available for all components, if not present in the product download sheet, send us a message from the contact us module and we will publish it as soon as possible on our website.
Tutorial: How to Use the KA2284 VU Meter Module
The KA2284 module is an audio level indicator for AC/DC batteries. Ideal for beginner makers.
What you need
- KA2284 Module
- Arduino Uno
- Battery or power supply
Steps
- Connect the VCC and GND pins of the module to your power source.
- Connect the AUDIO input to the audio signal you wish to monitor.
- If necessary, connect the relay (if present) to an external circuit.
- Configure the LED brightness according to your preferences.
Mini project
Build a sound alarm system that turns on a lamp when the audio signal exceeds a certain level.
Common mistakes
- Connect power to the AUDIO pin
- Do not properly configure the LED brightness
- Ignore the datasheet for technical specifications
Recommended accessories
- Arduino Uno R3
- LiPo Battery 18650
- Relay 5V 12V
Frequently asked questions
Can the module operate with a battery?
Yes, check the power supply voltage on the datasheet.
What types of audio signals does the module support?
It supports both AC and DC, but check the specifications for frequency limits.









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