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In the second tutorial on ARM Development, we are looking at an I2C implementation which allows us to connect to the ADS1115 Integrated Circuit from Texas Instruments. The processor we will be using is still the STM32 Discovery with a Cortex-M0 Core. The ARM Development board will be programmed using STM32 Keil as well as STM32CubeMX environments.
I will be walking you through the full I2C Implementation through the HAL library and showing you every single bit I will be writing to and from the processor.
Lastly, I wanted to call out that the ADS1115 is just as easy to work with on the Raspberry pi and the Arduino; you are absolutely free to re-use the code for any of those boards.
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