1 Wire Pi Plus DS2482 - 1-Wire module for Raspberry Pi

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AB Electronics

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Запчасть для микрокомпьютера

Описание

Description

Shield for Raspberry versionA+ / B+ / 2 / 3 / 3+ / Zero / Zero W based on DS2482-100 system which allows you to use the 1-Wire protocol. The module provides a conversion of the I2C interface. It has built-in a RJ12 connector, electrostatic protection and the possibility of a separate supply.

 

The kit includes connectors for self-soldering.

The product is compatible with Raspberry

The manufacturer providesa user manual of the module.

    

Power

The shield is powered directly from the Raspberry, and led-out GPIO pins enable the connection to other shields. There is also the possibility of connecting an external power supply of 5 V, reducing the load of minicomputer. When using an external power source, remove the soldering jumper indicated by Power to isolate the voltage of the Raspberry.

Specification
  • Power Supply: 5 V
  • Driver:DS2482S
  • 1-Wire interface with a protecting diode ESD
  • A possibility of cascade connection
  • Cached port of 5 V
  • External power input for 1-Wire interface.
  • I2C address is selected using jumpers.
  • Voltage of operation of the I2C interface: 5 V
  • Current on pins of 1-Wire: 20 mA
  • Total maximum current: 100 mA
  • Included is connector of 2x20 pin and RJ12 for self-soldering

 

The subject of the sale is a shield,Raspberry Piand spacers can be purchased separately.

Useful links
  • The manufacturer's website
  • Diagram of the module
  • Libraries for Raspberry
  • Installation
  • Documentation of DS2482S
  • Example 1 - the usage of the DS18S20 thermometer
  • Example 2 - operation of the module with the Raspberry Pi
  • Support of I2C on the Raspberry Pi
  • YouTube channel