ADC Pi Input Voltage Calculator

The ADC Pi uses resistor voltage dividers on each input using 10k and 6K8 values to reduce inputs down to a voltage suitable for the ADC chip. By default the input voltage can be a maximum of 5.06V but this can be increased by adding a resistor in series with the input as shown on the illustration.

This tool calculates the resistance for R1 and a multiplier required for our ADC Pi code libraries. You can use this calculator to increase the voltage range of the ADC Pi.

ADC wiring

5V to 100V

Values

R1 Resistance: 0

Voltage Multiplier: 0


Nearest E48 Resistor Value

R1: 0

Maximum Input Voltage: 0

Voltage Multiplier: 0

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