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The Texas Instruments __ADS1015 +/-24V Analog Digital Converter__ is a 2 x 1.5mm integrated circuit implemented by both AdaFruit and Pimoroni as [I2C]-compatible breakout boards (Pimoroni's is a "Breakout Garden" board). It can be used to measure an analog voltage between -24V DC to +24V DC, returning a value with 12 bit precision.
The Texas Instruments __ADS1015 +/-24V Analog Digital Converter__ is a 2 x 1.5mm integrated circuit implemented by both AdaFruit and Pimoroni as [I2C]-compatible breakout boards (Pimoroni's is a "Breakout Garden" board). It can be used to measure analog voltage sources between -24V DC to +24V DC at sampling rates up to 3.3kHz, returning a value with 12 bit precision.
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The ADS1015 has four channels (labeled {{{A0}}}, {{{A1}}}, {{{A2}}} and {{{A3}}}) that can read voltages from -24V to +24V at sampling rates up to 3.3KHz with a 12-bit resolution. The Pimoroni board only provides three of these channels as usable pins.
The ADS1015 has four channels (labeled {{{A0}}}, {{{A1}}}, {{{A2}}} and {{{A3}}}). The Pimoroni board only provides three of these channels as usable pins.
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As of January 2020 the price of the AdaFruit board is US$9 (~NZ$14), the price of the Pimoroni board is £12 (~NZ$24). The Adafruit board is also available from DigiKey NZ at NZ$16.57 (where shipping is free if you order over NZ$66).
As of January 2020 the price of the AdaFruit board is US$9 (~NZ$14), also available from DigiKey NZ at NZ$16.57 (where shipping is free if you order over NZ$66). The price of the Pimoroni board is £12 (~NZ$24).
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* three or four channels (the TI ADS1015 has four: AdaFruit's provides all four, whereas Pimoroni's board only provides connections to three of them)
* the TI ADS1015 has four channels: AdaFruit's provides all four, whereas Pimoroni's board only provides connections to three of them
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* [I2C] interface (The Pimoroni board uses address 0x48 or 0x49 with a cut trace; the Adafruit board can be programmed for up to 4 different addresses)
* [I2C] interface: the Pimoroni board uses address 0x48 or 0x49 with a cut trace; the Adafruit board can be programmed for up to 4 different addresses)
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Both boards arecompatible with all models of Raspberry Pi and Arduino, depending on which software libraries
Both boards are compatible with all models of Raspberry Pi and Arduino, depending on which software libraries
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