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ADG731

Arduino library for ADG731 - 32 to 1 channel multiplexer.

Description

Experimental

ADG731 is an Arduino class that controls a 1 x 32 multiplexer over a SPI like interface. Only one of the 32 channels can be connected at the same time. The library also support to select none (== 33th state).

On power-up, all switches are in the OFF state == none connected.

This library can be used e.g. to connect 32 analog devices to one analog port, or to select between 32 DHT22 sensors.

No tests with hardware have been done yet, so use with care. Feedback welcome!

Interface

#include "ADG731.h"
  • ADG731(uint8_t clockPin, uint8_t dataPin, uint8_t syncPin) constructor.
  • void setChannel(uint8_t channel) set the current channel. Valid values for channel are 0..31. Numbers larger than 31 will be "wrapped" modulo 32.
  • uint8_t getChannel() get last set channel == 0..31 or ADG731_ALLOFF.
  • uint8_t channelCount() returns 32 for ADG731.
  • void allOff() sets all channels to OFF, none selected.

Future

Must

  • improve documentation
  • test with hardware
  • keep in sync with ADG732 (interface)

Should

  • add examples

Could

  • bool setChannel(uint8_t channel) return false if out of range?

Wont

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