The TK100 at an angle: a black board with a wide gold border, a white two-pin speaker socket on the back edge between AUDIO + and AUDIO -, the eight-legged NS4168 in the middle, a small jumper printed L/R, two round LEGO holes, lonely binary up the left edge, and six right-angle pins out of the front edge printed GND, 3V3, LRCLK, BCLK, DIN and CTRL.
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I2S Amplifier

An NS4168 I2S amplifier on a TinkerBlock board: the ESP32-S3 sends sound as numbers on three wires and the chip drives a 4 Ω speaker, about 1 W on 3.3 V. CTRL must be driven HIGH or it stays off, the L/R jumper picks which channel the mono chip plays, and neither speaker wire is ground.

Supply
3.3V, as printed
Into 4 Ω
1.2W at 3.6 V, datasheet
CTRL
HIGHto play; LOW or open is off
Speaker
4Ω 3 W, in the kit

Every pin and part: the three I2S lines into the NS4168, CTRL through 22 kΩ, the L/R jumper that picks the channel, and the two speaker outputs.

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All three blocks come in the one I2S audio kit. The microphone records, the amplifier drives the speaker, the DAC feeds headphones or powered speakers; the harder builds join two of them.

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