Texas Instruments ADS1100 ADC (I2C)
Summary
The Texas Instruments ADS1100 ADC component provides high-precision analog-to-digital conversion functionality. It communicates using the I2C interface and converts analog signals to digital values.
Description
The ADS1100 is a precision, continuously self-calibrating analog-to-digital converter with 16-bit resolution and an I2C interface. This component provides high-accuracy conversion of analog signals to digital values with configurable gain and data range settings. The converter features low noise, high accuracy, and programmable data rates, making it suitable for precision measurement applications where high-resolution ADC conversion is required.
Diagram:
Properties
- Address – I2C device address (Default: 0x48).
- Data Range – Sets the data output range (Default: 8).
- Enabled – Enables or disables the component's functionality (Default: True).
- Gain – Sets the amplifier gain value (Default: 1).
- Name – The user-defined name for the component (Default: ADC).
- Normalize (0...1) – When enabled, output is normalized to 0-1 range (Default: False).
Pins
Input Pins
- Clock (digital) – Clock signal input for triggering conversions.
- Sensor (i2c) – I2C interface connection.
Output Pins
- Out (analog) – Analog output of the converted signal.
Categories
- File:I2C.png – Components that use I2C communication protocol.
- File:ADC.png – Analog-to-Digital Converter components.
- File:Analog.png – Components with analog inputs and outputs.
- File:Conversion.png – Signal conversion components.
- File:Precision.png – High-precision measurement components.
