Raspberry Pi - SPI CommunicationWhat happens internally when you read an analog sensor through MCP3008 connected to Raspberry Pi?AThe Raspberry Pi uses I2C to read analog voltage from MCP3008BThe Raspberry Pi converts the analog voltage directly without extra hardwareCThe MCP3008 converts the analog voltage to a digital number which Raspberry Pi reads via SPIDThe MCP3008 sends analog voltage directly to Raspberry Pi GPIO pinsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand MCP3008 functionMCP3008 is an ADC chip that converts analog voltage to a digital value.Step 2: Understand Raspberry Pi communicationRaspberry Pi reads digital data from MCP3008 via SPI protocol, not directly analog or I2C.Final Answer:The MCP3008 converts the analog voltage to a digital number which Raspberry Pi reads via SPI -> Option CQuick Check:MCP3008 ADC + SPI read = correct process [OK]Quick Trick: MCP3008 converts analog to digital; Pi reads via SPI [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking Pi reads analog directlyConfusing SPI with I2CAssuming MCP3008 outputs analog signals
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