Overview
I2C, or Inter-Integrated Circuit, is a widely used communication protocol that allows multiple devices to connect and communicate using only two wires. This simplicity makes it ideal for various applications, such as connecting sensors and microcontrollers in embedded systems. Understanding I2C is e...
Key Terms
Example: I2C is commonly used in sensors and microcontrollers.
Example: A microcontroller can act as the master in an I2C setup.
Example: A temperature sensor can be a slave device.
Example: Each I2C device has a unique 7-bit address.
Example: A data frame includes the address and the data byte.
Example: The master generates the clock signal for the I2C bus.