KCX_EMITER Bluetooth 5.3 Stereo Audio Transmitter Receiver Module

KCX_EMITER Bluetooth 5.3 Stereo Audio Transmitter & Receiver Module

Upgrade your wireless audio projects with the KCX_EMITER Bluetooth 5.3 Audio Transmitter Module — a compact, high-performance GFSK transceiver board designed for DIY electronics enthusiasts, makers, and engineers. Whether you need to transmit audio to Bluetooth headphones or receive audio from a wireless source, this versatile stereo module handles both modes with ease.

Made in Mainland China.

Why Choose the KCX_EMITER BT 5.3 Module?

• Bluetooth 5.3 Technology: Leverages the latest BT 5.3 protocol for faster, more stable wireless connections with auto-reconnect to previously paired devices — no manual re-pairing needed.
• Dual-Mode Operation: Switchable between audio transmitter and audio receiver modes — perfect for streaming audio to BT speakers, headphones, earbuds, or other Bluetooth-enabled devices.
• High-Fidelity Stereo Sound: With an audio SNR of 95dB, dynamic range of 80dB, and a full 20Hz–20KHz frequency response, you get crystal-clear, true stereo audio in both directions.
• AT Command Support: Configure Bluetooth device name, connection management, and status indication via AT commands — ideal for seamless integration into custom firmware and DIY projects.
• Ultra-Compact Form Factor: Measuring just 24 × 15 × 3mm, this tiny board fits into even the most space-constrained enclosures while including a status LED for quick connection feedback.
• Wide Operating Voltage: Runs on 3.5–5V, making it compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and most common microcontroller platforms right out of the box.

Technical Specifications

• Model: KCX_EMITER
• Bluetooth Version: 5.3
• Operating Voltage: 3.5–5V DC
• Operating Current: 35mA
• RF Output Power: +5dBm
• RF Frequency Range: 2402–2480MHz
• Transmission Distance: ≤ 20 meters (line of sight)
• Audio Dynamic Range: 80dB
• Total Harmonic Distortion: –70dB
• Audio Frequency Response: 20Hz–20KHz
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 95dB
• Audio I/O Signal Amplitude: ≤ 2Vpp
• Channels: 2-channel Stereo
• Transmission Delay: 250–300ms
• Board Dimensions: 24 × 15 × 3mm (0.94 × 0.59 × 0.12 in)

What's in the Box

• 1× KCX_EMITER Bluetooth 5.3 Transceiver Module
• 1× Antenna

Great For

• DIY Bluetooth audio projects
• Wireless speaker builds
• Arduino / Raspberry Pi audio upgrades
• Custom earphone & headphone mods
• Prototyping and electronics development

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For more information on wireless communication standards, visit the NIST Wireless Technology Resource.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the KCX_EMITER Bluetooth 5.3 module work as both a transmitter and a receiver?

A: Yes! The KCX_EMITER BT 5.3 audio module supports both transmitter and receiver modes. You can configure it via AT commands to either send audio wirelessly to Bluetooth speakers or headphones, or receive audio from a Bluetooth-enabled source device.

Q: What microcontrollers or platforms is this Bluetooth 5.3 audio module compatible with?

A: The module operates on 3.5–5V and communicates via standard AT commands, making it compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and most other common microcontroller and development platforms used in DIY electronics projects.

Q: What is the wireless transmission range of the KCX_EMITER stereo GFSK transceiver?

A: The KCX_EMITER module supports a transmission distance of up to 20 meters in open line-of-sight conditions. Walls, interference, and obstructions may reduce the effective range in real-world environments.

Q: Does this module support automatic reconnection to paired Bluetooth devices?

A: Yes. The Bluetooth 5.3 protocol used by this module includes automatic reconnection to the last paired device, so you won't need to manually re-pair every time you power the module on.