A C++ driver for the Texas Instruments ADS101x family of analog-to-digital converters.

The ads101x library provides a driver that allows you to easily interface with the Texas Instruments ADS101x (ADS1013, ADS1014, ADS1015) series of analog-to-digital (ADC) converters. It offers a flexible and extensible way to communicate with the ADS101x devices, abstracting away the low-level details of I2C communication and providing a clean API for your applications. Features include:

• Abstracts I2C communication with the ADS101x devices.
• Provides a consistent API for configuration, conversion, thresholds, and alerts.
• Supports different platform-specific variants to suit your needs.

License: MIT Open Source

1. Multi-Platform Support
2. Getting Started
3. Usage
4. API Documentation
5. Contributing

The ADS101x library provides multi-platform support, allowing you to use the driver on different hardware platforms with ease. The library includes multiple variants for platforms such as the Raspberry Pi, and includes a base driver class that can be overidden to support other platforms.

The base driver offers a platform-agnostic implementation of the ADS101x driver. It serves as the foundation for the other variants and can be used with any I2C library or environment. Create a class derived from the base driver, and override the necessary platform-specific functions. If you need to do so in a separate project, compile the ads101x library using the -DADS101X_BASE=ON option when configuring with cmake to generate a static library containing the base driver functionality.

1. pigpio: This platform variant is based on the pigpio library, and uses the standard single-process implementation of pigpio. To build the library for this platform, use the -DADS101X_PIGPIO=ON option when configuring with cmake. Make sure to install pigpio beforehand as it is a dependency.

2. pigpiod: This platform variant is based on the pigpio library, and uses the daemon implementation of pigpio. To build the library for this platform, use the -DADS101X_PIGPIOD=ON option when configuring with cmake. Make sure to install pigpio beforehand as it is a dependency.

To use the ads101x library in your project, clone the repository and follow these steps:

# Create a build directory and change into it.
mkdir build && cd build
# Configure the project using cmake (see build options below).
cmake <options> ..
# Build the project.
make

The following options can be used with cmake to configure which libraries and functionalities are built:

• -DADS101X_BASE=ON: Builds the base driver library.
• -DADS101X_PIGPIO=ON: Builds the pigpio platform library.
• -DADS101X_PIGPIOD=ON: Builds the pigpiod platform library.
• -DADS101X_TESTS=ON: Builds unit test executables for all enabled platforms.

To use the library in your code, include the necessary headers and link against the appropriate ads101x static library. See the API Documentation section for instructions on how to generate and view the library's API documentation files.

Code Example:

#include <ads101x/pigpio/driver.hpp>

// Create a driver instance
ads101x::pigpio::driver driver;

// Initialize the pigpio library if not done elsewhere.
driver.pigpio_initialize();

// Start the driver using default I2C bus and slave address.
driver.start();

// Create a configuration to write to the ADS101x.
ads101x::configuration config;
config.set_operation(ads101x::configuration::operation::CONVERT);
config.set_multiplexer(ads101x::configuration::multiplexer::AIN0_GND);
config.set_data_rate(ads101x::configuration::data_rate::SPS_3300);
config.set_fsr(ads101x::configuration::fsr::FSR_6_114);

// Write configuration to begin conversion.
driver.write_config(config);

// Wait for conversion to complete.
usleep(10000);

// Read a conversion value.
uint16_t conversion = driver.read_conversion();

// Stop the driver
driver.stop();

// Terminate the pigpio library if not done elsewhere.
driver.pigpio_terminate();

The library uses doxygen for API documentation. To generate and view the documentation:

# Start from the repository root directory.

# Generate the documentation files.
doxygen doxyfile

# Open the documentation using your default html application.
xdg-open doc/html/index.html

Contributions to the ads101x library are welcome! If you encounter issues, have suggestions, or want to contribute enhancements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.