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Philips I2c, or Inter-Integrated Circuit, is a 2-wire serial communication with unique start-and-stop conditions, bi-directional communication, full synchronization, and multimaster operation. I2c is primarily used to communicate between two IC's, or multiple IC's in close proximity (13 feet, at 100K bit/sec). By using Philips I2c Bus Extender, P82B715, the communication is increased by a factor of 10 (excess of 130 feet). This enables I2c to be used in applications between a central control box and remote locations. The Philips
proprietary I2c serial bus protocol is an industry standard found in more
than 100 products and licensed to more than 30 IC manufacturers.
Furthermore a connector with the analog-input P6.0-P6.7, I2c-signals SDA - SCLK and reference voltage connection VAREF and VAGND.
The I2c-baseboard with lots of room for your own design.
The I2c-breadboard
Depending on the type of PCF8574(A) you are using on the 515/535-mainboard you can use the following I2c-addresses:
The PCF8574(A) can drive 8 LED's directly (check the documentation) or you can use this IC for input. |