How can I read multiple ADC inputs from ADS1115 with an I2C interface in MATLAB?

Asked by Sam Lo on 21 Sep 2017

Latest activity Edited by Malhar Ashtaputre on 5 Nov 2019 at 16:38

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I currently have two 16-bit ADS1115 ADC converters with different I2C addresses, which are '0X48' and '0x49', where one of them has 3 inputs and another has 2 inputs. They share the same SCL-SDA ports in Arduino Mega 2560. I wonder how can MATLAB read each digital outputs from the converters. I have tried to implement the method used in this Youtube link, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGSiz4AiSvU&t=620s , but it generated lots of errors.

The Arduino on the other hand, has successfully printed each digital outputs when I used Serial.print command.

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Answer by Giorgio Concu on 30 Jan 2018

I have the same problem. Did you solved this issue?

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Answer by Adrian Ng on 2 Jul 2018

I only success to read one input from ADS1115 using arduino mega2560 interface in MATLAB....the data shown in form of real time plot. Here is my coding:

clear all;

clc;

delete(instrfindall)

instrreset;

a = arduino('com7','mega2560');

adrr = '0x48';

ADC=0;

data=0;

i2c = i2cdev(a,adrr);

disp(['vib'])

figure

h = animatedline;

ax = gca;

ax.YGrid = 'on';

stop = false;

startTime = datetime('now');

while ~stop

writeRegister(i2c,1,hex2dec('C3E3'),'uint16'); % ch0 860sps

pause(1.2e-3);

while (data ~= 50147)

[data]=readRegister(i2c,1,'uint16');

end

[data1]=readRegister(i2c,0,'uint16');

%[data2]=readRegister(i2c,1,'uint16');

data1 = double(swapbytes(data1));

%data3= double(swapbytes(data2));

ADC=(data1*4.096)/32767.0;

    % Get current time
    t =  datetime('now');
    % Add points to animation
    addpoints(h,datenum(t),ADC)
    % Update axes
    ax.XLim = datenum([t-seconds(15) t]);
    datetick('x','keeplimits')
    drawnow

end

fclose(b); %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% I try to use ADXL335 accelerometer to collect vibration signal with ADS1115 to convert the output data into 16bit....the result still not accurate yet, Please help to check my coding is that any mistake??? and thanks in advance ^^

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Answer by Malhar Ashtaputre on 31 Oct 2019 at 17:07

Edited by Malhar Ashtaputre on 5 Nov 2019 at 16:38

files.zip

If you follow exact steps from video you will get some error regarding Wire library. So to solve that issue, just copy paste following files to your project folder before building s-function.

(I have attached in zip file)

Add #include"Wire.cpp" & #include"twi.c" in library section in s-function before building.

I suggest to try with interfacing only one ADS module first. Then go for two ADS1115 modules.

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