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Python module to use the MCP4725 DAC with the Raspberry Pi

Project description

A Python module for the Raspberry Pi to interface with the MCP4725 I²C Digital-to-Analogue Converter.

Compatibility

Tested on Python 3.9 on a Raspberry Pi Zero W v1.1, but should be compatible with most Raspberry Pi models running the latest version of Python.

Module works with Microchip's MCP4725 DAC.

Pre-requisites

  • smbus2 library

    The MCP4725 module uses the Raspberry Pi's built-in I²C driver to communicate with the chip. This is done on Python using the SMBus protocol. However, due to SMBus incorporating only a subset of I²C features, it is not fully compatible with I²C commands. This is fixed by using smbus2, a drop-in replacement of the smbus module with extra functionality permitting the extra I²C features. It can be imported as smbus to be backward compatible. See below for more details.

    The module must be imported within the main code (it is not imported within the module).

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