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Introduction
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The ADS1113, ADS1114 and ADS1115 are 16 bit ADC chips from Texas Instruments.
These can be used to measure upto 4 single-ended or upto 2 differential inputs.
ADS1114 and ADS1115 support a programmable gain to set a range for the analog voltage to be measured.
.. note::
The analog input should never exceed VDD + 0.3V.
ADS1115 can select which analog input to measure. This can also be a differential voltage between 2 pins.
Device Settings
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Gain
^^^^
The ADC111x ADCs have a programmable gain.
This can be used to set the sensitivity and thus the full scale (FS) range of the ADC.
* 2/3x gain (FS=6.144V)
* 1x gain (FS=4.096V)
* 2x gain (FS=2.048V)
* 4x gain (FS=1.024V)
* 8x gain (FS=0.512V)
* 16x gain (FS=0.256V)
.. note::
Never supply an analog voltage exceeding the Vdd of the chip.
Input Multiplexer
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The ADS1115 does have 4 analog input pins.
When measuring "Single-Ended", the voltage is measured against GND.
In "differential" mode, the voltage between given pins is measured.
* AIN0 - AIN1 (Differential)
* AIN0 - AIN3 (Differential)
* AIN1 - AIN3 (Differential)
* AIN2 - AIN3 (Differential)
* AIN0 - GND (Single-Ended)
* AIN1 - GND (Single-Ended)
* AIN2 - GND (Single-Ended)
* AIN3 - GND (Single-Ended)
Convert to Volt
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
(Added: 2023/03/31)
When this option is checked, the measured value will be converted to Volt, based on the selected gain.