This post shows hot to use a current clamp to measure current and power using an op-amp based rectifier, and A to D and the Raspberry Pi. This is an extract from the e-book on Interfacing the Raspberry Pi to Analogue Signals.
This blog will feature posts on electronics and innovative products such as the Raspberry Pi. Linked website www.sf-innovations.co.uk.
Showing posts with label ADC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ADC. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 March 2017
Tuesday, 7 July 2015
Connect 2 Custard Pi 3's to a Raspberry Pi and get 16 analogue inputs
The Custard Pi 3 plugs into the Raspberry Pi GPIO (A, B, B+ and 2) and provides 8 analogue inputs using the SPI bus. This post shows how you can connect 2 x Custard Pi 3 to a Raspberry Pi and get 16 inputs. (There is soldering required).
Monday, 20 April 2015
GPIO projects for the Raspberry Pi
This blog post summarises a number of sample projects for the Raspberry Pi GPIO and provides links to detailed instructions with downloadable Python code. These are great for students and those wanting to interface the Raspberry Pi to the outside world.
Friday, 19 December 2014
Custard Pi Combos for the Raspberry Pi
If a particular Custard Pi does not have all the right inputs and
outputs, then it’s possible to combine more than one. This post looks at the
various combinations that are possible. (It's a chapter extraction from the new book 'Raspberry Pi with Custard' which is available from Amazon.)
Labels:
ADC,
Custard Pi,
DAC,
GPIO,
raspberry pi,
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