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Software Requirements: ADS1115 and Raspberry Pi Connections

The document discusses using an ADS1115 ADC chip with a Raspberry Pi to convert analog input signals to digital for visualization. It lists jumper wires, breadboard, and a monitor as hardware requirements, and mentions the Raspbian OS, Adafruit ADS1115 module, and matplotlib Python module as software needs. Connections are made from the ADC chip to the Raspberry Pi's 3.3v, GND, SDA and SCL pins, and steps provided to enable the I2C interface and update the Pi.

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Software Requirements: ADS1115 and Raspberry Pi Connections

The document discusses using an ADS1115 ADC chip with a Raspberry Pi to convert analog input signals to digital for visualization. It lists jumper wires, breadboard, and a monitor as hardware requirements, and mentions the Raspbian OS, Adafruit ADS1115 module, and matplotlib Python module as software needs. Connections are made from the ADC chip to the Raspberry Pi's 3.3v, GND, SDA and SCL pins, and steps provided to enable the I2C interface and update the Pi.

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8.

Jumper wires

9. Breadboard

10. Monitor or any other way of seeing the pi’s Desktop(VNC inclusive)

ADS1115 ADC chip is used to convert the analog input signals to digital signals which can be
visualized with the Raspberry Pi. This chip is important because the Raspberry Pi does not have
an on-board analog to digital converter (ADC).

Software Requirements

1. Raspbian Stretch OS

2. Adafruit module for interfacing with the ADS1115 ADC chip

3. Python Module matplotlib used for data visualization

ADS1115 and Raspberry Pi Connections:


VDD – 3.3v – Pin17
GND – GND – Pin 9
SDA – SDA – Pin 5
SCL – SCL – Pin 3
With the connections all done, power up your pi and proceed to install the dependencies mentioned
below.

Step 1: Enable Raspberry Pi I2C interface

Go to Interfacing Options I2C Enable (Yes)

Step 2: Update the Raspberry pi

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