This is a DIY-friendly breakout PCB designed for the MCP4921E 12-bit SPI DAC. The board allows users to easily build a precision Digital-to-Analog Converter module with a selectable reference voltage source. The design is ideal for learning, prototyping, and integrating into Arduino, ESP32, STM32, or other microcontroller projects.
The PCB includes pads for the MCP4921 DAC IC, a MCP1541 precision 4.096V voltage reference, and a jumper option to select VCC or MCP1541 as the DAC reference. Users receive the schematic and interactive BOM for easy DIY assembly.
Supports MCP4921E (12-bit DAC, SPI interface)
Selectable VREF: Jumper allows choosing between VCC supply or onboard MCP1541 (4.096V precision reference)
Compact PCB layout for breadboard and embedded applications
Clearly labeled pins for easy connections (SPI: CS, SCK, MOSI, VCC, GND, VOUT)
DIY soldering friendly: Sold as empty PCB only (no components included)
Provided resources: Schematic + Interactive BOM for guided soldering assembly
Quality PCB: FR4 material, plated through-holes, solder mask, and silkscreen
Learn how DACs work in microcontroller projects
Generate analog voltage signals (waveform, audio, or control voltage)
Sensor simulation and calibration
Signal processing and test equipment DIY projects
Training students in SMD soldering and circuit assembly
Material: FR4, 1.6 mm thickness
Copper: 1 oz (35 µm)
Solder mask: Blue (other colors on bulk order)
Silkscreen: White with clear labeling
Dimensions: Compact (~25×20 mm, adjust per your layout)
Through-hole and SMD pads for easy DIY assembly
1× MCP4921 DAC DIY PCB (empty board only)
Digital files: Schematic + Interactive BOM for soldering assistance
👉 Ideal for hobbyists, students, and engineers who want to practice DIY soldering and experiment with precision DAC circuits in their projects.
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