DFRobot Gravity GP8403 2-Channel I2C DAC Module (0-10V)
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DFRobot Gravity GP8403 2-Channel I2C DAC Module (0-10V) The Gravity 2-Channel I2C DAC Module (0-10V) is a versatile digital-to-analog converter that allows your microcontroller to generate precise analog voltage signals. This module features two independent output channels, each capable of producing voltage from 0V to 10V with 12-bit resolution (4096 levels), making it ideal for controlling analog devices, industrial equipment, or simulating sensor outputs. The simple I2C communication interface makes it compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, micro:bit, and other popular development boards, requiring just two pins for communication plus power connections. Designed with practicality in mind, this DAC module includes convenient screw terminals for secure wiring, a power indicator LED, and a compact form factor that fits easily into your projects. The module operates on 7-12V DC power supply and provides stable output even in noisy environments. Whether you're building industrial automation systems, controlling motor speed, adjusting LED brightness, or creating test equipment, this DAC module offers the precision and reliability you need. The included sample code and libraries make it easy for students and hobbyists to get started quickly, while the robust design ensures it can handle demanding applications in educational labs or small businesses. Features Two independent 0-10V analog output channels with 12-bit (4096 level) resolution I2C communication interface (address 0x58 by default, changeable via jumper) Operating voltage: 7-12V DC with reverse polarity protection Output current: up to 10mA per channel Onboard voltage regulator for stable operation Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and other microcontrollers Applications Intelligent function signal generator Automatic controlling of lighting or fountain Automatic and quick transformation of small equipment Automatic debugger for electromechanical equipment Transformation of small test equipment
- Two independent 0-10V analog outputs
- 12-bit resolution (4096 voltage levels)
- I2C interface with configurable address
- Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32
- Reverse polarity protection & stable regulation
- Screw terminals for secure wiring
- Dual-channel precision DAC
- Wide 0-10V output range
- Configurable I2C address
- Robust screw terminal connections
- Onboard voltage regulator
- Reverse polarity protection
- Compact and industrial-grade design
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V ~ 5V |
|---|---|
| I2C Interface | PH2.0-4P (Gravity Line Sequence) |
| Chip Type | GP8403 |
| Input Signal | 12Bit (0x000 - 0xFFF) |
| I2C Signal High Level | 2.7V - 5V |
| VOUT0 Output Voltage | 0 - 10V |
| VOUT1 Output Voltage | 0 - 10V |
| Output Voltage Error | < 0.5% |
| Linearity Error | 0.1% |
| Power Consumption | < 4mA |
| Output Protection | Short-circuit Protection |
What is the output voltage range of the GP8403 DAC module?
The GP8403 provides two independent 0-10V analog outputs with 12-bit resolution (4096 levels).
Is the GP8403 compatible with Raspberry Pi and Arduino?
Yes, it supports I2C communication and works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and micro:bit.
Can I change the I2C address of this DAC module?
Yes, the I2C address (default 0x58) can be modified using the onboard jumper.
What power supply is required for the GP8403 module?
It requires a 7-12V DC power supply and includes reverse polarity protection.
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DFRobot Gravity GP8403 2-Channel I2C DAC Module (0-10V) The Gravity 2-Channel I2C DAC Module (0-10V) is a versatile digital-to-analog converter that allows your microcontroller to generate precise analog voltage signals. This module features two independent output channels, each capable of …
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