i2c protocol in aduc841

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about i2c,please tell me how to write programs

Posted 14-Aug-12 1:30am

sakshi somani

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[no name] 14-Aug-12 7:39am

You learn a programming language, start an editor program, write tons of code, compile it, fix the errors, test, test, test, deploy.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-08-14T02:54:00

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Maybe this[^] is what you are looking for; although I'm guessing since your question is not very clear.

Posted 14-Aug-12 2:54am

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Joan M · Answer 2 · 2012-08-14T04:29:00

I2C is a bus that allows you to communicate small processors and boards. You will find lots of information in the links taht Richard has posted.

Knowing that I2C is a bus (see this[^] Wikipedia article) will help you to understand it better.

Get the manuals of the devices you want to communicate.

I've seen that to control small motors and drives from a small board for an autonomous robot and in each single case the I2C specs are always there. Keep in mind that nobody will manufacture a device without giving you the information to communicate (making it work) with it. Read the manuals!

Good luck! :thumbsup: