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Note: This guide is adapted from [https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/i2c sparkfun] | Note: This guide is adapted from [https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/i2c sparkfun] where they provide a better and more comprehensive guide than what is here. However, our guide is much shorter and focuses more on the details relevant to our projects. | ||
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Note: This guide is adapted from sparkfun where they provide a better and more comprehensive guide than what is here. However, our guide is much shorter and focuses more on the details relevant to our projects.
I2C and SPI are communications protocols used within devices to connect "slave" chips to "master" chips.