It won’t run on an 8-bit micro, or even the Cortex M3-based Arduino Due. This is a project meant for the Teensy, although [Paul] has open sourced everything and put it up on Github.

In Arduino IDE 2, you will need to click on the Library icon on the left pane, and this directly takes you to the Library Manager page, which lets you search for libraries or browse through a list ...

Using it is as simple as picking it up from the Arduino IDE. If you are looking for an RDS-enabled radio to test out your QN8066 design, you wouldn’t do too bad with this Gameboy cartridge receiver.