This repository contains information and resources for the CS1237, a high-precision, low-power Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) module with a single differential input channel.
- 24-Bit Resolution: Ensures no missing codes, providing high accuracy and precision.
- Programmable Gain Amplifier (PGA): Supports gains of 1, 2, 64, or 128 (default) to accommodate different signal levels.
- Selectable Output Data Rates: Choose from 10Hz, 40Hz, 640Hz, or 1.28kHz to match your application's needs.
- Stable Reference Voltage: Onboard TL431 voltage regulator provides a stable 2.5V reference voltage.
- Built-in Temperature Sensor: Allows for temperature compensation in measurements.
- Low Power Consumption: Ideal for battery-powered and portable applications.
- 2-Wire SPI Interface: Enables communication with microcontrollers at speeds up to 1.1MHz.
- Industrial Process Control: Suitable for precise measurements in industrial environments.
- Electronic Balances: Provides high accuracy for weight measurement systems.
- Liquid/Gas Analysis: Useful in analytical instruments requiring precise digital conversion.
- Hematology Equipment: Applicable in medical devices for blood analysis.
- Intelligent Converters: Can be integrated into smart conversion devices.
- Portable Measurement Devices: Ideal for portable and handheld measuring instruments.
- Datasheet: CS1237 Datasheet
- Download the Repository: Clone or download the repository to your local machine.
- Refer to the Datasheet: Consult the datasheet for detailed specifications, electrical characteristics, and register descriptions.
- SPI Interface Configuration: Use the SPI interface to configure the CS1237 for your specific application, including channel selection, PGA gain, and output rate.
- Read Digital Data: Retrieve the converted digital data from the CS1237 using your microcontroller or processing unit.
For questions, discussions, or contributions regarding the CS1237, please feel free to create issues or pull requests in this repository. Your participation is highly valued!
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Special thanks to the developers and contributors who made this project possible.