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A/C and C/A Converters
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Gravity - 2-Channel I2C DAC Module 0-10V - DFRobot DFR0971
Gravity - 2-channel DAC 0-10V I2C module allows you to operate industrial devices with a voltage from 0 V to 10 V. It is supplied with the voltage from 3.3 V to 5 V. It can...
Index: DFR-21993
Index: DFR-21993
Digital-to-analog converter with I2C interface. The module allows you to receive signals in the form of analog voltage on any microcontroller that supports I2C. Powered with...
Index: GRL-12805
Index: GRL-12805
MCP3424 - ADC 18-bit 4-channel I2C converter
Module with analog-digital converter, delta-sigma type with 18-bit precision. It is equipped with four channels with differential inputs. It works at speed of up to 240 samples...
Index: DFR-03036
Index: DFR-03036
MCP4728 DAC I2C converter - 4 channels + EEPROM - Adafruit 4470
Digital-to-analogue converter based on MCP4728 chip. It allows to obtain 4 analog outputs from any microcontroller equipped with I2C interface, e.g. Arduino. The...
Index: ADA-16457
Index: ADA-16457
MCP4725 DAC I2C converter - SparkFun BOB-12918
Digital-to-analog converter with I2C interface. The module allows you to receive signal in the form of analog voltage from any microcontroller that has I2C. It is powered with...
Index: SPF-02275
Index: SPF-02275
Gravity - DAC 1-channel 4-20mA I2C digital-to-analog converter - DFRobot DFR0972
Digital-to-analog converter equipped with a Gravity series connector. It has two screw connectors - one is a current output in the range from 0 mA to 25 mA , and the other...
Index: DFR-22277
Index: DFR-22277
PCF8591 - A/D and D/A converter, 8-bit I2C v2
Module with A/D converter - 4 channels and D/A - 1 output. It works with voltage from 2.5 V to 6.0 V, and communicates over I2C. The board also contains: potentiometer,...
Index: MOD-02632
Index: MOD-02632
Grove ADS1115 - 4-channel 16-bit ADC for Raspberry Pi - Seeedstudio 103030279
Grove 4-channel 16-bit ADS1115 ADC is an analog-digital converter (ADC) in the form of shield for GPIO connectors of Raspberry Pi. It is 4-channel ADC based on the ADS1115...
Index: SEE-13814
Index: SEE-13814
Converter ADC MCP3208-CI/P 12-bit 8-channel SPI - DIP
12-bit, 8-channel converter analog-to-digital MCP3208-CI/P in a DIP case with communication interface SPI.
Index: UCC-06507
Index: UCC-06507
ADS1015 - ADC 12-bit 4-channel I2C converter - Adafruit 1083
Module with analog-to-digital converter with 12-bit accuracy. Operates at speed up to 3300 samples per second. Has the ability to change the amplification up to 16 x. It is...
Index: ADA-02618
Index: ADA-02618
Gravity: ADC converter ADS1115 16-bit - 4-channel
Module made by the Gravity features a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter ADS1115.
Index: DFR-12472
Index: DFR-12472
ADC analog-to-digital converter - ADS7830 - 8-bit 8-channel - I2C - STEMMA QT/Qwiic - Adafruit 5836
8-channel module with an analog-to-digital converter with 8-bit precision equipped with the ADS7830 chip. The maximum sampling rate is 70 ksps and the SNR is 50 dB ....
Index: ADA-24134
Index: ADA-24134
Converter ADC MCP3008 - 10-bit 8-channel DIP
10-bit 8-channel converter analog-to-digital MCP3008-I/P in DIP case with SPI communication interface.
Index: UCC-02358
Index: UCC-02358
ADC 16-bit converter - 4-channel ADS1115 - overlay for Raspberry Pi
Shield for Raspberry Pi with analog-digital converter of 16-bit accuracy and a small package MSOP-10. It has programmable data transfer speed from 8 to 860, 4 analog inputs and...
Index: MOD-09861
Index: MOD-09861
Gravity: GP8101S 1-Channel PWM to 0-5V/10V DAC Module
The GP8101S is a 1-channel digital-to-analog converter (DAC) communicating via a PWM signal. The module offers voltage outputs from 0 V to 5 V or 10 V , making it ideal for...
Index: DFR-24116
Index: DFR-24116
Gravity: GP8413 2-Channel 15-bit I2C to 0-5V/10V DAC Module
The digital-to-analog converter from DFRobot is a versatile DAC module with two high-precision channels, communicates via I2C and generates analog outputs in the range...
Index: DFR-24114
Index: DFR-24114
Gravity - GP8211 1-channel 0-0-5V/10V digital-to-analog converter - I2C DAC - DFR1071
GP8211 is a single-channel DAC module with 15-bit resolution that offers an output voltage accuracy of 0.01% . By supporting the output voltage from 0V to 5V or 0V to 10V...
Index: DFR-24119
Index: DFR-24119
Grove - ADC converter for HX711 load cell sensors - Seeedstudio 101020712
Arduino compatible 24-bit ADC converter module allows to read values from pressure sensors. It has built-in amplifier with optional 32 dB, 64 dB and 128 dB gain. On the board...
Index: SEE-15855
Index: SEE-15855
Pimoroni - Audio Dac Shim - audio line-out I2S
Audio Dac Shim overlay designed for Raspberry Pi. Based on PCM5100A DAC chip, which takes high quality digital audio from Raspberry Pi and outputs clear 24-bit / 192 kHz...
Index: PIM-18912
Index: PIM-18912
MCP4725 Breakout Board - DAC - 12-bit - I2C - STEMMA QT / Qwiic - Adafruit 935
The Adafruit module is equipped with a 12-bit digital-to-analog converter MCP4725 . Its task is to convert a digital signal from any microcontroller equipped with an I2C...
Index: ADA-21081
Index: ADA-21081
Gravity - GP8503 2-channel 0-2.5/VCC V - I2C DAC - DFR1035
Gravity GP8503 is a 2-channel DAC module with 12-bit resolution, communicating via I2C, converting digital signals to analog in the range from 0 V to 2.5 V or VCC ....
Index: DFR-24117
Index: DFR-24117
Gravity - GP8501 2-channel 0-2.5/VCC V - PWM DAC - DFR1037
Gravity GP8501 is a 2-channel DAC module with 12-bit resolution, communicating via PWM, converting digital signals to analog in the range from 0 V to 2.5 V or VCC ....
Index: DFR-24118
Index: DFR-24118
DAC - AD5693R - 16-bit - I2C - STEMMA QT/Qwiic - Adafruit 5811
A product from Adafruit equipped with a 16-bit AD5693R digital-to-analog converter, which is responsible for converting the digital signal from any microcontroller...
Index: ADA-23979
Index: ADA-23979
Gravity - GP8512 1-channel 0-2.5/VCC V - I2C DAC - DFR1035
Gravity GP8512 is a high precision DAC (digital to analog converter) module designed to generate voltage signals ranging from 0V to 2.5V or VCC . This module...
Index: DFR-24115
Index: DFR-24115
See also
A/D and D/A converters - Basic concepts and parameters
D/A and A/D converters work in two opposite directions. The former (also known as DAC , i.e. digital-analog ) allow the generation of constant or variable voltages (sometimes also currents) based on the numbers fed to them in binary form. In turn, analog-to-digital converters (also A/D or ADC converters) convert continuous (analog) signals into digital form, i.e. numbers corresponding to the input voltages (or currents) on a specific scale. Each converter is characterized by the number of bits that determine the resolution (e.g. an 8-bit converter supports 28, i.e. 256 levels of analog signal). In addition to resolution, AC converters are described by many other parameters, including: sampling speed (e.g. 1 kSps means 1000 samples/second), input (output) voltage range and power supply, number of channels and noise level. The conversion of an analog signal into a digital one is carried out in a simple way that is useful for an electronics engineer.
D/A and A/D converter - As many applications, as many converters
It is clear that there is no single type of transducer suitable for all possible applications . In simple measurement or control devices, 8- or 10-bit transducers are often sufficient, but in precise measurement or audio systems, 16-, 18- and even 24-bit transducers are required. While audio converters (both A/D and D/A) are characterized by quite high sampling rates of 44 kSps or more, specialized measurement converters with the same resolution usually operate at much lower speeds, but offer a much higher accuracy and very low noise. In some systems, multi-channel transducers are highly desirable, e.g. when two, four, or even a dozen or so analog channels need to be measured simultaneously (or alternately). An analog-to-digital converter is equipment available in various options for various specialized applications .
A/D and D/A converters available at the Botland store
You can find an AC or CA converter as part of more complex modules. Our offer includes a number of universal modules containing A/D and D/A converters, which are perfect for both measurement and control systems, as well as high-quality audio devices. We offer the now iconic PCF8591 systems containing 8-bit A/D and D/A converters in the form of modules, containing - in addition to the converter itself - also the necessary power supply circuits and connectors, enabling convenient connection with the target system. We also have caps with 16-bit A/D converters, designed to work with Raspberry Pi minicomputers, and high-class hat caps, equipped with A/D and D/A converters with 24- and 16-bit resolutions. Here you will also find several transducer models sold as single integrated circuits, e.g. MCP3204 or MCP3008. A digital-to-analog converter is basic electronic equipment used by professional electronics engineers and hobbyists.
A/D and D/A converters - FAQ
An analog-to-digital A/D converter converts an analog signal, such as sound picked up by a microphone, into a digital signal. An analog-to-digital converter (ADC) can also provide an isolated measurement, such as an electronic device that converts an analog input voltage or current into a value that represents the magnitudes of voltage and current.
The D/A converter , or digital-to-analog converter, also known as DAC, works in the opposite direction to the A/D converter. It allows you to generate constant and variable voltages based on numbers provided in binary form. In the form of audio, it converts the digital signal into an analog signal so that the headphones can reproduce sound.