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PCF8591 AD/DA Conversion Module – Digital & Analog Converter

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PCF8591 AD/DA Conversion Module – Digital & Analog Converter

Sale price  $10.62 Regular price $12.56
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PCF8591 AD/DA Conversion Module – Versatile Digital/Analog Converter

The PCF8591 AD/DA Conversion Module is a compact, high-performance analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converter designed for electronics hobbyists, engineers, and students working with microcontrollers and embedded systems. Whether you're building a temperature sensor circuit, measuring light intensity, or experimenting with analog signal processing, this module delivers reliable and precise results every time.

Featuring the popular PCF8591 IC, this SMD-packaged module communicates via the I²C interface, making it straightforward to integrate with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other popular development platforms. With four analog input channels and one analog output channel, it opens up a wide range of sensing and signal generation possibilities for your projects.

Made in Mainland China.

Key Features

  • 4-Channel Analog Input / 1-Channel Analog Output: Simultaneously read multiple analog signals and generate a DAC output — ideal for multi-sensor setups.
  • I²C Communication Interface: Simple two-wire protocol (SDA + SCL) for easy integration with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, STM32, and more.
  • 8-Bit Resolution: Provides 256-step resolution for smooth and accurate analog readings and output generation.
  • On-Board Sensors: Includes a photoresistor (for illumination measurement) and a thermistor (for temperature measurement) for instant hands-on experimentation.
  • On-Board Potentiometer: Allows manual analog input signal adjustment directly on the module.
  • SMD Package: Compact form factor fits neatly into breadboards and custom PCB layouts.
  • Wide Compatibility: Works seamlessly with 3.3V and 5V systems.
  • Condition: Brand new.

Specifications

  • IC: PCF8591
  • Interface: I²C
  • ADC Resolution: 8-bit (0–255)
  • Analog Input Channels: 4
  • Analog Output Channels: 1
  • Package: SMD
  • Quantity: 1 Module
  • Origin: Mainland China

What Can You Do With It?

This module is perfect for a wide variety of DIY electronics and learning projects:

  • Temperature monitoring with the on-board thermistor
  • Light level detection with the built-in photoresistor
  • Analog joystick or potentiometer reading
  • DAC waveform generation (sine, sawtooth, triangle waves)
  • General-purpose analog signal interfacing for microcontrollers

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What microcontrollers are compatible with the PCF8591 AD/DA Conversion Module?

A: The PCF8591 module uses the standard I²C protocol, making it compatible with a wide range of microcontrollers and single-board computers including Arduino (Uno, Nano, Mega), Raspberry Pi, STM32, ESP8266, ESP32, and virtually any platform that supports I²C communication.

Q: How many analog channels does the PCF8591 module support?

A: The PCF8591 AD/DA module supports 4 analog input channels and 1 analog output channel, all accessible via the I²C two-wire interface. This makes it ideal for reading multiple sensors simultaneously while also outputting a DAC signal.

Q: Can I use this module for temperature and light measurement right away?

A: Yes! The PCF8591 module comes with an on-board thermistor for temperature measurement and a photoresistor for illumination/light level measurement, so you can start experimenting immediately without additional components.

Q: What voltage does this module operate on?

A: The PCF8591 conversion module is compatible with both 3.3V and 5V supply voltages, making it flexible for use with a wide variety of development boards and embedded systems.

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