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The Adafruit TRRS Jack Breakout Board provides easy access to all four contacts of a 3.5mm TRRS (Tip-Ring-Ring-Sleeve) audio jack — commonly used for stereo ...

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The Adafruit TRRS Jack Breakout Board provides easy access to all four contacts of a 3.5mm TRRS (Tip-Ring-Ring-Sleeve) audio jack — commonly used for stereo audio plus a microphone channel, as found on mobile phone headsets. It's also handy when you want to repurpose standard audio cables for low-speed data transmission with power, ground, and two data lines.

In addition to the four main contacts, the breakout includes two switched outputs that let you detect when a plug is inserted or automatically switch between a built-in speaker and headphones.

Key Features

  • 4-Contact TRRS Breakout – Access to Tip, Ring 1, Ring 2, and Sleeve connections
  • Two Switched Outputs – Left and right switch pins connect to their respective contacts when no jack is inserted, and float when a plug is inserted
  • Insertion Detection – Use the switch pins to detect when a plug is connected, auto-switch audio output, or mute/power down when unplugged
  • Sturdy Mechanical Connection – Two through-hole contacts near the jack opening for solid mounting
  • Mounting Holes – For secure board attachment
  • Breadboard-Friendly – Header strip included for breadboard or perfboard use

Ideal For

  • Audio projects requiring stereo + microphone connections
  • Headphone/speaker auto-switching circuits
  • Repurposing 3.5mm cables for data transmission (power, ground, 2 data lines)
  • Plug detection and insertion sensing

Package Contents

  • 1× Adafruit TRRS Jack Breakout Board (fully assembled)
  • 1× Header strip

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