Extremely high values with ICS-43434

[csabyka]

Hey.
I recently bought a ICS-43434 from sensormaestros.
When i plugged the ESP-WROOM-32-ESP32S in breadboard, the response values seems corrects. (i have parkside DBA meter).
I try to finish the setup with cabling like sensor.community setup, the values will be extremely high: from 50db to 150-160db.
The cabling is correct, the L/R grounded.
G+LR -- GND
v+ -- 3,3V
sck PIN23
sd PIN19
ws PIN18.

Tried with modified (#13) coeffs, and minimal config but nothing changed.

Used config:

esphome:
  name: soundmeter
  friendly_name: SoundMeter

esp32:
  board: esp32dev
  framework:
    type: arduino

# Enable logging
logger:

# Enable Home Assistant API
api:
  encryption:
    key: !secret api_key

ota:
  password: !secret ota_password

wifi:
  ssid: !secret wifi_ssid
  password: !secret wifi_password
  reboot_timeout: 0s
#  fast_connect: true
  manual_ip:
    # Set this to the IP of the ESP
    static_ip: 192.168.3.24
    # Set this to the IP address of the router. Often ends with .1
    gateway: 192.168.3.1
    # The subnet of the network. 255.255.255.0 works for most home networks.
    subnet: 255.255.255.0  
    dns1: 192.168.3.1
  fast_connect: on
  power_save_mode: none

  # Enable fallback hotspot (captive portal) in case wifi connection fails
  ap:
    ssid: "Soundlevelmeter Fallback Hotspot"
    password: "XXXXXXXX"

web_server:
  port: 80

external_components:
  - source: github://stas-sl/esphome-sound-level-meter  # add @tag if you want to use a specific version (e.g @v1.0.0)
#  - source: github://viotemp1/esphome-sound-level-meter  # add @tag if you want to use a specific version (e.g @v1.0.0)

i2s:
  bck_pin: 23
  ws_pin: 18
  din_pin: 19
  sample_rate: 48000            # default: 48000
  bits_per_sample: 32           # default: 32
  dma_buf_count: 8              # default: 8
  dma_buf_len: 256              # default: 256
  use_apll: true                # default: false

  # according to datasheet when L/R pin is connected to GND,
  # the mic should output its signal in the left channel,
  # however in my experience it's the opposite: when I connect
  # L/R to GND then the signal is in the right channel
  channel: right                # default: right

  # right shift samples.
  # for example if mic has 24 bit resolution, and
  # i2s configured as 32 bits, then audio data will be aligned left (MSB)
  # and LSB will be padded with zeros, so you might want to shift them right by 8 bits
  bits_shift: 8                 # default: 0

sound_level_meter:
  id: sound_level_meter1

  # update_interval specifies over which interval to aggregate audio data
  # you can specify default update_interval on top level, but you can also override
  # it further by specifying it on sensor level
  update_interval: 60s           # default: 60s

  # you can disable (turn off) component by default (on boot)
  # and turn it on later when needed via sound_level_meter.turn_on/toggle actions;
  # when used with switch it might conflict/being overriden by
  # switch state restoration logic, so you have to either disable it in
  # switch config and then is_on property here will have effect, 
  # or completely rely on switch state restoration/initialization and 
  # any value set here will be ignored
  is_on: true                   # default: true

  # buffer_size is in samples (not bytes), so for float data type
  # number of bytes will be buffer_size * 4
  buffer_size: 1024             # default: 1024

  # ignore audio data at startup for this long
  warmup_interval: 500ms        # default: 500ms

  # audio processing runs in a separate task, you can change its settings below
  task_stack_size: 4096         # default: 4096
  task_priority: 2              # default: 2
  task_core: 1                  # default: 1

  # see your mic datasheet to find sensitivity and reference SPL.
  # those are used to convert dB FS to db SPL
  mic_sensitivity: -26dB        # default: empty
  mic_sensitivity_ref: 94dB     # default: empty
  # additional offset if needed
  offset: -87dB                   # default: empty

  # for flexibility sensors are organized hierarchically into groups. each group
  # could have any number of filters, sensors and nested groups.
  # for examples if there is a top level group A with filter A and nested group B
  # with filter B, then for sensors inside group B filters A and then B will be
  # applied:
  # groups:
  #   # group A
  #   - filters:
  #       - filter A
  #     groups:
  #       # group B
  #       - filters:
  #           - filter B
  #         sensors:
  #           - sensor X
  groups:
    # group 1 (mic eq)
    - filters:
        # for now only SOS filter type is supported, see math/filter-design.ipynb
        # to learn how to create or convert other filter types to SOS
        - type: sos
          coeffs:
            # INMP441:
            #      b0            b1           b2          a1            a2
            #- [ 1.0019784 , -1.9908513  , 0.9889158 , -1.9951786  , 0.99518436]
            # ICS-43434:
            #      b0            b1           b2          a1            a2
            - [ 0.47732642,  0.46294358, 0.11224797, 0.06681948, 0.00111522]
            - [ 1.,         -1.9890593,  0.98908925, -1.9975533, 0.99755484]

      # nested groups
      groups:
        # group 1.1 (no weighting)
        - sensors:
            # 'eq' type sensor calculates Leq (average) sound level over specified period
            - type: eq
              name: LZeq_1s
              id: LZeq_1s
              # you can override updated_interval specified on top level
              # individually per each sensor
              update_interval: 1s

            # you can have as many sensors of same type, but with different
            # other parameters (e.g. update_interval) as needed
            - type: eq
              name: LZeq_1min
              id: LZeq_1min
              unit_of_measurement: dBZ

            # 'max' sensor type calculates Lmax with specified window_size.
            # for example, if update_interval is 60s and window_size is 1s
            # then it will calculate 60 Leq values for each second of audio data
            # and the result will be max of them
            - type: max
              name: LZmax_1s_1min
              id: LZmax_1s_1min
              window_size: 1s
              unit_of_measurement: dBZ

            # same as 'max', but 'min'
            - type: min
              name: LZmin_1s_1min
              id: LZmin_1s_1min
              window_size: 1s
              unit_of_measurement: dBZ

            # it finds max single sample over whole update_interval
            - type: peak
              name: LZpeak_1min
              id: LZpeak_1min
              unit_of_measurement: dBZ

        # group 1.2 (A-weighting)
        - filters:
            # for now only SOS filter type is supported, see math/filter-design.ipynb
            # to learn how to create or convert other filter types to SOS
            - type: sos
              coeffs:
                # A-weighting:
                #       b0           b1            b2             a1            a2
                - [ 0.16999495 ,  0.741029   ,  0.52548885 , -0.11321865 , -0.056549273]
                - [ 1.         , -2.00027    ,  1.0002706  , -0.03433284 , -0.79215795 ]
                - [ 1.         , -0.709303   , -0.29071867 , -1.9822421  ,  0.9822986  ]
          sensors:
            - type: eq
              name: LAeq_1min
              id: LAeq_1min
              unit_of_measurement: dBA
            - type: max
              name: LAmax_1s_1min
              id: LAmax_1s_1min
              window_size: 1s
              unit_of_measurement: dBA
            - type: min
              name: LAmin_1s_1min
              id: LAmin_1s_1min
              window_size: 1s
              unit_of_measurement: dBA
            - type: peak
              name: LApeak_1min
              id: LApeak_1min
              unit_of_measurement: dBA

        # group 1.3 (C-weighting)
        - filters:
            # for now only SOS filter type is supported, see math/filter-design.ipynb
            # to learn how to create or convert other filter types to SOS
            - type: sos
              coeffs:
                # C-weighting:
                #       b0             b1             b2             a1             a2
                - [-0.49651518  , -0.12296628  , -0.0076134163, -0.37165618   , 0.03453208  ]
                - [ 1.          ,  1.3294908   ,  0.44188643  ,  1.2312505    , 0.37899444  ]
                - [ 1.          , -2.          ,  1.          , -1.9946145    , 0.9946217   ]
          sensors:
            - type: eq
              name: LCeq_1min
              id: LCeq_1min
              unit_of_measurement: dBC
            - type: max
              name: LCmax_1s_1min
              id: LCmax_1s_1min
              window_size: 1s
              unit_of_measurement: dBC
            - type: min
              name: LCmin_1s_1min
              id: LCmin_1s_1min
              window_size: 1s
              unit_of_measurement: dBC
            - type: peak
              name: LCpeak_1min
              id: LCpeak_1min
              unit_of_measurement: dBC


# automation
# available actions:
#   - sound_level_meter.turn_on
#   - sound_level_meter.turn_off
#   - sound_level_meter.toggle
switch:
  - platform: template
    name: "Sound Level Meter Switch"
    # if you want is_on property on component to have effect, then set
    # restore_mode to DISABLED, or alternatively you can use other modes
    # (more on them in esphome docs), then is_on property on the component will
    # be overriden by the switch
    restore_mode: DISABLED # ALWAYS_OFF | ALWAYS_ON | RESTORE_DEFAULT_OFF | RESTORE_DEFAULT_ON
    lambda: |-
      return id(sound_level_meter1).is_on();
    turn_on_action:
      - sound_level_meter.turn_on
    turn_off_action:
      - sound_level_meter.turn_off

button:
  - platform: template
    name: "Sound Level Meter Toggle Button"
    on_press:
      - sound_level_meter.toggle: sound_level_meter1

binary_sensor:
  - platform: gpio
    pin: GPIO0
    name: "Sound Level Meter GPIO Toggle"
    on_press:
      - sound_level_meter.toggle: sound_level_meter1

[csabyka]

solved, cables more, than 10M