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    Lab Session 7

    I2C Communication

    Objective:

     Interface an I2C-enabled device (e.g., external EEPROM or sensor) with the TM4C
    microcontroller.
     Implement I2C communication protocols for data exchange.
     Read and display data from the I2C device.

    Apparatus:

     TM4C microcontroller board


     USB Cable
     Breadboard
     I2C-enabled device (e.g., sensor)
     Jumper wires

    Theory:

    I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) is a serial communication protocol used to connect multiple


    devices on a bus. It uses two wires - SDA (Serial Data) and SCL (Serial Clock) - to transfer data
    between devices. Each device on the bus has a unique address, allowing the microcontroller to
    communicate with multiple devices simultaneously.

    Circuit Diagram:

    Procedure:

    1. Connect the I2C-enabled device (e.g., sensor) to the TM4C microcontroller using the
    SDA and SCL pins.
    2. Initialize the I2C peripheral of the microcontroller.
    3. Implement I2C communication protocols to read data from the device.
    4. Display the acquired data on an LCD screen or through serial communication.

    Programming Code:

    Input:
    Output:

    Assignment:
    Modify the code for the following objectives with same schematic.
     LED should blink in a normal way.
     When an object comes near the I/R sensor, LED should start blinking faster.
     The blinking speed should keep increasing if the the object remains near

    Input:

    Output:
    Observations & Conclusions:

     The program continuously requests data from the I2C-enabled device connected to the
    TM4C microcontroller.
     Data received from the device is displayed on the serial monitor for observation.
     I2C communication allows for easy interfacing with various devices, enabling the
    microcontroller to gather data from external sensors or peripherals.
     This experiment demonstrates the implementation of I2C communication protocols for
    data exchange with external devices, enhancing the capabilities of the microcontroller-
    based system.
    Conclusion:
    This lab introduced participants to I2C communication protocols, facilitating the interfacing of
    I2C-enabled devices with the TM4C microcontroller for data exchange. Through this exercise,
    participants gained practical experience in implementing I2C communication and integrating
    external sensors or peripherals into microcontroller-based systems.

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