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    I2C Serial Communication Protocol: Inter Integrated Circuit

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    The document discusses the I2C serial communication protocol. It was developed by Philips semiconductors and uses a two-wire interface to allow microcontrollers and peripheral ICs to communicate. The basic I2C protocol supports data transfer rates of 100kbps using 7-bit addressing, while an extended standard allows for faster 3.4Mbps transfer rates using 10-bit addressing. Common I2C compatible devices include memory, real-time clocks, sensors, and microcontrollers.

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    The document discusses the I2C serial communication protocol. It was developed by Philips semiconductors and uses a two-wire interface to allow microcontrollers and peripheral ICs to communicate. The basic I2C protocol supports data transfer rates of 100kbps using 7-bit addressing, while an extended standard allows for faster 3.4Mbps transfer rates using 10-bit addressing. Common I2C compatible devices include memory, real-time clocks, sensors, and microcontrollers.

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    The document discusses the I2C serial communication protocol. It was developed by Philips semiconductors and uses a two-wire interface to allow microcontrollers and peripheral ICs to communicate. The basic I2C protocol supports data transfer rates of 100kbps using 7-bit addressing, while an extended standard allows for faster 3.4Mbps transfer rates using 10-bit addressing. Common I2C compatible devices include memory, real-time clocks, sensors, and microcontrollers.

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    I2C Serial Communication Protocol: Inter Integrated Circuit

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    The document discusses the I2C serial communication protocol. It was developed by Philips semiconductors and uses a two-wire interface to allow microcontrollers and peripheral ICs to communicate. The basic I2C protocol supports data transfer rates of 100kbps using 7-bit addressing, while an extended standard allows for faster 3.4Mbps transfer rates using 10-bit addressing. Common I2C compatible devices include memory, real-time clocks, sensors, and microcontrollers.

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    I2C serial communication

    protocol
    Inter Integrated Circuit
    I2C basics
    Developed by Philips semiconductors.
    It is a two wire serial bus protocol.
    It enables peripheral ICs in electronic
    systems to communicate with each other
    using simple hardware.

    Based on the original I2C specs, a data
    transfer rate of 100 kbps and 7-bit
    addressing are supported.
    How many devices can be connected on a
    single I2C bus?
    fast mode specs of I2C were developed
    which can provide data rates of 3.4 Mbps
    with 10-bit addressing.
    What is the maximum wire length of I2C
    bus that can be supported?
    Common devices capable of interfacing
    with I2C bus include
    EPROMs, Flash and some RAM memory
    devices
    Real time clocks
    Watchdog timers
    Microcontrollers
    LCD controllers
    Sensors and so on..
    I2C bus consists of two wires (SDA
    serial data line) and (SCL serial clock
    line).
    Example scenario with 4 devices
    One micro controller which acts as master,
    3 servants (EEPROM, Temp sensor, LCD
    controller).
    Address allocation using 7-bit addressing?
    Only master device can initiate data
    transfer on an I2C bus.
    Both masters and slaves can either be
    senders or receivers of the data
    depending on their functionality.
    Bi-directional , only sender, only receiver.
    Start condition
    (SCL = high, SDA = high to low)
    Stop condition
    (SCL = high, SDA = low to high)
    Write cycle
    Start, address, R/ w, Rx ack, Send data, Rx
    ack, stop
    Read cycle
    Start, address, r/w, master ack, send data by
    slave, master ack, stop
    Interfacing I2C with RTC

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