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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD ADS1263 10-Ch 32-Bit ADC HAT Development Board

SKU CH-JPBB-X7CXM

A 10-channel 32-bit ADC HAT with 38.4 kSPS sampling, 24-bit auxiliary ADC, 2.5 V reference, PGA up to 32×, screw terminals and RTD support for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano

  • 10-channel 32-bit ADC captures fine signal detail
  • 5 differential inputs reject common-mode noise
  • 4 kSPS maximum sampling rate suits fast measurements
  • Onboard screw terminals and Waveshare-compatible header simplify sensor wiring
  • Built-in 24-bit auxiliary ADC, PGA up to 32× and 2.5 V reference extend dynamic range

Precision ADC HAT for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano

The LORDWORLD ADS1263 board adds a 10-channel 32-bit analogue-to-digital converter to Raspberry Pi series and Jetson Nano platforms. It uses the ADS1263 chip for low noise and low temperature drift with a maximum sampling rate of 38.4 kSPS. An embedded 24-bit auxiliary ADC and programmable gain up to 32 times extend measurement flexibility. The board targets developers who need high-resolution data acquisition for sensors or instrumentation.

Header and terminal interfaces for sensor

An onboard AD header matches the Waveshare sensor pinout for direct module connection while a screw terminal block accepts generic analogue signals and power. A separate control header allows the module to be driven by hosts other than the Raspberry Pi. Eight multiplexed GPIO pins provide additional digital I/O. Builds requiring wireless connectivity or on-board signal conditioning beyond the provided PGA must add those functions externally.

Low-drift operation with internal 2.5 V reference

The ADS1263 delivers low temperature drift and low noise using a 2.5 V internal reference voltage and an internal test signal for verification. A three-wire RTD circuit can be enabled by soldering a 0R resistor for precision temperature sensing. IDAC current sources support resistive sensor excitation. The board draws power from the host platform and adds minimal thermal load in normal use.

Highlights

  • 10-channel 32-bit ADC captures fine signal detail
  • 5 differential inputs reject common-mode noise
  • 4 kSPS maximum sampling rate suits fast measurements
  • Onboard screw terminals and Waveshare-compatible header simplify sensor wiring
  • Built-in 24-bit auxiliary ADC, PGA up to 32× and 2.5 V reference extend dynamic range

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

How many differential channels does the ADS1263 provide for sustained high-precision capture?

The ADS1263 chip delivers 5 differential input channels at 32-bit resolution with a maximum sampling rate of 38.4 kSPS.

What is the onboard reference voltage and does the board generate noticeable heat during continuous operation?

A 2.5 V internal reference is built in; the ADS1263 is specified for low noise and low temperature drift, so heat remains minimal during all-day sampling.

Which host boards can drive this HAT without extra adapters?

The HAT fits Raspberry Pi series boards and Jetson Nano directly via the 40-pin GPIO header.

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