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I²C stands for Inter-Integrated circuit, and is a data transferation system that allows connections between computers or microcontrollers and low-level peripherals (e.g. sensors or EEPROMS). It is a multi-master, multi-slave, single-ended, serial computer bus.
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A/D Converter Solution
Adafruit offers breakout boards based on the family of chips you are considering (ADS1015, ADS1115). They even have some nice code examples for Raspberry Pi.
The most common solution seems to be the …
