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Can i use i2c communication between two micro controllers(Not having internal I2C hardware)

bhaskar reddy

Hi, I want to establish communication between two micro controllers,which are not having internal I2C arrangement.How to set device adders for micro controllers? I want to transfer data from one controller to other.Please help me in this regard. thanking you,
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Bhaskar

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    Morse is just an encoding - but it relies on careful timing. So the speed can't be higher than what the receiver is guaranteed to have time to poll (or handle interrupts for).

    So Morse is basically one of several "one-wire" protocols possible. The Maxim/Dallas one-wire protocol is another. The common thing for one-wire protocols is that they use timing for both data and synchronization since they have only a single signal to play with.

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  • 0 in reply to helping uart

    Morse is just an encoding - but it relies on careful timing. So the speed can't be higher than what the receiver is guaranteed to have time to poll (or handle interrupts for).

    So Morse is basically one of several "one-wire" protocols possible. The Maxim/Dallas one-wire protocol is another. The common thing for one-wire protocols is that they use timing for both data and synchronization since they have only a single signal to play with.

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