Patches for LTC2631, LTC2309, and MCP3221 #73
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This module originally by Octameter computing (8ameter.com), funded by Anacail (anacail.com), November 2013.
This module originally by Octameter computing (8ameter.com), November 2013.
Specifically, the * Microchip MCP3221 ADC * Linear Technology LDC2309 ADC * Linear Technology LTC2631 DAC This module originally by Octameter computing (8ameter.com), November and December 2013. (squashed commit of branch).
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Would you be interested in patches for LTC2631, LTC2309, and MCP3221? This was originally cloned from a fork on bitbucket.org. I've moved on from this work, and was about to delete the (fork) repository, but it occurred to me that the changes might be of some use upstream (I never got around to making the pull request back in 2014 (so long ago...?!)).
I recall that the changes I made worked, but I don't think they got a huge amount of testing, so... no warranties expressed or implied, contents may have settled during transport, this may make demons fly out of your nose, etc.