Digital Potentiometer Volume Control

[Mitesh33]

Hello all, new to this forum, hope I’ve posted in the right section.

I'm building a wired Volume Control for my DAC and need some help on what parts/components I will need.

Currently the DAC volume is controlled by a 3 Pin Mechanical 10k Potentiometer (turn knob style).

It’s really simple on how it operates, the Mechanical Potentiometer takes +3.3v and GROUND from the DAC, the Potentiometer position determines on what Voltage is Outputted, this in turn puts the DAC’s Volume UP or DOWN.

Current Mechanical 10k Potentiometer
- INPUT: +3.3v VOLTAGE
- GROUND
- OUTPUT: VARIABLE (up to 3.3v MAX) depending on the current Mechanical Potentiometer position)

Proposed Digital Potentiometer Control:

- 2 Push To Make Buttons: UP and DOWN.
- INPUT: +3.3v VOLTAGE
- GROUND
- OUTPUT: VARIABLE (up to 3.3v MAX) depending on the Digital Potentiometer position)

If possible I’d like the Volume to adjusted Logarithmically with a Maximum of 32 Steps.

I don’t need any computer control modules/interfaces etc as this is a stand alone Volume Control so need it to be really simple, hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.