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* Infineon HX711: two-wire communication. Difficult to find as a discrete component; more frequently available on breakout boards, including from Adafruit and SparkFun (SEN-13230, SEN-13879). | * Infineon HX711: two-wire communication. Difficult to find as a discrete component; more frequently available on breakout boards, including from Adafruit and SparkFun (SEN-13230, SEN-13879). | ||
* Nuvatron NAU7802: Communication via I<sup>2</sup>C. Available in throughhole (KGI) and SMD (SGI) form factors. | * Nuvatron NAU7802: Communication via I<sup>2</sup>C. Available in pin-compatible throughhole (KGI) and SMD (SGI) form factors (16 pin). | ||
* TI ADS1231/ADS1232: two-wire communication. SMD only. | * TI ADS1231/ADS1232: two-wire communication. SMD only. | ||
* Analog Devices AD7780: two-wire communication. Available in throughhole (BRUZ, 16 pin) and SMD (BRZ, 14 pin) form factors. | * Analog Devices AD7780: two-wire communication. Available in throughhole (BRUZ, 16 pin) and SMD (BRZ, 14 pin) form factors. | ||
Some ICs accept an external clock source for improved filtering of 50/60Hz. Most accept both an analog and digital V<sub>DD</sub>. | |||
==Calibration== | |||
Some ICs offer internal calibration, eliminating internal PGA gain and offset errors. This calibration typically stores its results to on-device registers, where they are automatically applied to future measurements. | |||
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