The Arduino libraries are designed to allow the use of development boards from AB Electronics UK with the Arduino development platform.
Download the zip file containing the Arduino libraries from GitHub and follow the instructions on Arduino Libraries Guide to install on your operating system.
Whether you’re working on data acquisition, control systems, or sensor integration, our libraries simplify the process of connecting and using our boards with your Arduino.
Here is a list of available libraries and their functionalities:
• ADC DAC Pi: Read ADC inputs and write DAC outputs.
• ADC Differential Pi: Read analogue input values from the ADC Differential Pi.
• ADC Pi: Read analogue input values from the ADC Pi.
• IO Pi: Read and write to the IO Pi Plus, IO Pi Zero, and IO Pi.
• Servo Pi: Control the PWM outputs on the Servo PWM Pi.
Arduino Uno to Raspberry Pi Adapter
Our Arduino Uno to Raspberry Pi Adapter is a versatile adapter that allows you to connect our Raspberry Pi development boards with the Arduino Uno.
You can download all of the libraries and demos from our Arduino GitHub Repository
Installing the library
To install a library in your Arduino development software, download the required board library and copy the folder, i.e. ABEAdcpi, into your Arduino libraries folder.
On a Windows system, this is normally located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries
Also useful for your Raspberry Pi project
Temperature & Sensing
1 Wire Pi Plus
Connect dozens of 1-Wire sensors - temperature, iButtons, EEPROMs - via a single GPIO pin. Stacks directly on the 40-pin header.
Analogue I/O
ADC Pi
Read up to 8 analogue inputs - perfect for pairing with your temperature sensors or other analogue-output devices.
All-in-one
Expander Pi
Combines ADC, DAC, 32 GPIO ports and a real-time clock on one board. The most versatile board for complex Raspberry Pi projects.