16 Channel Analog Input HAT – ADC For Raspberry Pi Zero (Assembled)

Need an easy way to get a bunch of analogue signals into your Raspberry Pi Zero? This 16-channel 10-bit analog input HAT is the solution! The board is simple at heart, a pair of MCP3008 analog-to-digital converters connected to the Raspberry Pi’s SPI bus. Need to create a voltage divider on the input? Each channel has room for a standard 1206 SMD chip resistor and a couple of solder jumpers to enable and set the resistor as a pull-up or pull-down; no wiring is required!

This HAT is compatible with all versions of the Raspberry Pi Zero and ships assembled with a 2 x 20 header already attached. Colour-coded headers are also pre-installed for each of the 16 analogue inputs. Just plug it in and connect your sensors, no soldering necessary!

To get this up and running as quickly as possible, we have created an easy-to-use Python library. See our tutorial!

Features

• 16 analogue channels
• 0 – 3.3V inputs
• Easy-to-use pull-up/down resistor pads
• No soldering is required!
• 10-bit resolution
• Connects via SPI bus
• Up and running in minutes with Python

Resources

• Tutorial
• Drawing

Package Contents

• 1x 16 Channel Analog Input HAT – ADC For Raspberry Pi Zero