Pi-16ADC Analog-Digital Converter HAT

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Description Show Reviews Pi-16ADC is a HAT or board designed for a Raspberry Pi. Pi-16ADC adds sixteen (16) Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) ports. These ports are ideally suited to collect data from analog sensors or other analog devices several times a second. Data resolution for all 16 ports is 16 bits! Sample code in Python with a detailed user manual makes it easy to connect board to a Raspberry Pi. Pi-16ADC adds analog capability to a Raspberry Pi. All communications are over an I2C address if needed. Analog connections are solder-less and additional solder points are provided per channel along with the solderless connections. Download the user guide and software in the Downloads area. Features 16 single ended or 8 Differential Analog to Digital Conversion (ADC) ports. 16-bit conversion or 39 V sensitivity. 50/60 Hz and other noise rejection. Easy to connect terminal blocks for all ports. Solder points for each channel. Sample Python code for ADC use. Selectable I2C addresses. Stack boards for additional ADC ports. Low power consumption. Pi Models Supported By default, we ship the larger, 40 pin connectors which works with the Raspberry Pi+ (models A+, B+, Pi-2 and Pi-3, and other vendors adhering to the HAT standard). Pi-Zero is also supported, as long as a 40 pin header is soldered onto the Pi-Zero. The mounting holes for the standoff for Pi-zero are such that only two standoffs can be connected. Older models of the Raspberry Pi with a 26 pin header are not supported. Recommended Accessories Standoffs are not included, so we recommend a 12-15mm standoff of your choice . Resources Pi-16ADC Downloads, including manual, data sheet, sample code, etc. 0 Reviews Hide Reviews Show Reviews