Texas Instruments ADC ADS1114 (I2C)

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Summary

The Texas Instruments ADS1114 ADC component provides 16-bit analog-to-digital conversion with comparator functionality. It communicates using the I2C interface and converts analog signals to digital values with programmable threshold detection.

Description

The ADS1114 is a precision, low-power, 16-bit analog-to-digital converter with an I2C interface and built-in comparator. It offers high-resolution conversion with programmable gain, sample rate, and comparator settings. The converter features excellent accuracy and includes a programmable comparator for threshold detection, making it suitable for applications requiring precise analog measurements with alert functionality.

Diagram:

Properties

  • Address – I2C device address (Default: 0x48).
  • Comparator – Programmable comparator settings.
    • Active High – Comparator output polarity (Default: False).
    • Enabled – Enables the comparator functionality (Default: False).
    • Latching – Latching comparator mode (Default: False).
    • Queue Size – Number of conversions for comparator (Default: 1).
    • Threshold High – Upper threshold value for comparator (Default: 0.9).
    • Threshold Low – Lower threshold value for comparator (Default: 0.1).
    • Use As Ready – Use comparator as data ready signal (Default: True).
    • Window Mode – Window comparator mode (Default: False).
  • Enabled – Enables or disables the component's functionality (Default: True).
  • Name – The user-defined name for the component (Default: ADC4).
  • Range (V) – Input voltage range setting (Default: 2.048).
  • Sample Rate – Data conversion rate in samples per second (Default: 128).
  • Single Shot – Single conversion mode (Default: False).

Pins

Input Pins

  • Clock (digital) – Clock signal input for triggering conversions.
  • Control (i2c) – I2C control interface.

Output Pins

  • Out (analog) – Analog output of the converted signal.

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