waveshare Raspberry Pi High-Precision AD/DA Expansion Sheild Board Allows to Add High-Precision AD/DA Functions to The Raspberry Pi Onboard ADS1256 DAC8532 Sensor Interface
Details
- BrandWaveshare
- Connectivity technologyGPIO
- Operating systemRaspberry Pi
- CPU manufacturerRaspberry Pi
- Processor count1
Description
🔧 Unleash Your Creativity with Precision!
- FUTURE READY TECH - Elevate your Raspberry Pi projects with high-precision AD/DA functions that keep you ahead of the curve.
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Easily connect various analog sensor modules with pinheader compatibility, designed for the modern maker.
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - AD/DA detect circuit simplifies signal demonstration, making it perfect for both beginners and pros.
- VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY - Utilize screw terminals for both analog and digital signals, ensuring flexibility in your projects.
- PRECISION MEETS PERFORMANCE - Experience unparalleled accuracy with the onboard ADS1256, featuring 8 channels of 24-bit precision.
The Waveshare Raspberry Pi High-Precision AD/DA Expansion Shield Board enhances your Raspberry Pi with advanced AD/DA capabilities, featuring an onboard ADS1256 8-channel 24-bit ADC and a DAC8532 2-channel 16-bit DAC. With a 30ksps sampling rate and versatile connectivity options, this shield is designed for seamless integration with various analog sensor modules, making it an essential tool for both hobbyists and professionals.
Specifications
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Connectivity Technology | GPIO |
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Reviews
A**O
Waveshare AD/DA Expansion Sheild Board for Raspberry Pi
This board worked well for me once I got some info from the waveshare website and GitHub. It connects directly to the Raspberry Pi. It is better featured than other ads1256 boards, and ethink had the best price. I want to thank ethink for the help with the order, it got stuck at SFO. My customer representative was first class.
A**R
Works perfect as expected!
Very easy to use. Works with the python3 library in raspberry pi 4B
T**S
Very noisy
The WiFi of a Raspberry Pi puts ~ 10 millivolts of noise into both the ADC and the DAC -- these 16-bit components should have noise levels below 100 microvolts. That makes it useless for my application. If you don't use WiFi, you might be able to get it to work. It does work well with a Teensy 4.0 (an Arduino on steroids), which has no WiFi but does have a high-speed USB serial interface.
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