Overview
This guide provides the basic usage of I2C devices that are often used on our Carrierboards.
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This guide provides the basic usage of I2C devices that are often used on our Carrierboards.
Last updated
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I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) is a two wire communication protocol that is used to read and write data to peripherals devices form one master system (In our case the Jetson Module). It is commonly used in embedded hardware due to its simplicity & low power communication between components.
This protocol is used on our hardware for several devices such as:
Camera sensors
Temperature sensors
IMU's
GPIO Port extender
and so on...
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1.1
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