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STM32 I2C Lecture 13: Clock Stretching

  • Post author:FastBitLab
  • Post published:December 2, 2020

  Clock Stretching     Clock stretching is one of the most powerful features of the I2C protocol. Clock stretching means that holding the clock to 0 or ground level.…

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STM32 I2C Lecture 12: I2C Serial clock settings with explanations

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  • Post published:December 1, 2020

  I2C Serial clock settings with Explanations       In this article, let’s discuss the various settings that should be done to get the desired serial clock out of…

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STM32 I2C Lecture 11: Steps for I2C Init Implementation

  • Post author:FastBitLab
  • Post published:November 28, 2020

  Steps for I2C init implementation       In this article, let’s discuss how to implement the I2C_init() API. There are several steps that must be followed to initialize…

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STM32 I2C Lecture 10: I2C API Prototypes

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  • Post published:November 28, 2020

  I2C API Prototypes     In this article, let’s discuss the creation of API prototypes. The best thing for creating API prototypes is to go to the SPI driver.h…

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STM32 I2C Lecture 9: I2C User Configurable Macros

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  • Post published:November 27, 2020

  I2C User Configurable Macros     The process of configuring and handling I2C drivers often involves creating specific structures and macros for customization. Below, we provide a more structured…

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STM32 I2C Lecture 8: I2C handle and configuration structure

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  • Post published:November 27, 2020

  I2C handle and configuration structure     In the previous article, we saw I2C driver API requirements. Let’s discuss the creation of the I2C handle structure and configuration structure…

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