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Revision as of 22:40, 22 February 2013
Contents |
Presentation
- Embedded Linux Conference Europe - Board Bringup: You, Me and I2c - pdf
- Automotive Linux Summit - Board Bringup: You, Me and I2c - pdf
Reference Material
- Wikipedia entry for "Asynchronous Communication"
- Wikipedia entry for "I2C"
- I2C Primer from i2c-bus.org
- EE-Times I2C Introduction
- Principles of Modern Instrumentation - by Frank Spitzer and Barry Howarth.
- Wikipedia Entry for "EDID"
Components
- PCF8575 I2C GPIO Expander Break-Out-Board from Sparkfun.com
- PCA9306 I2C Level Shifter Break-Out-Board from Sparkfun.com
- AT24C02B 256 Byte I2C EEPROM
- TCA6408 I2C GPIO Expander from Texas Instruments
- 0.1" 4-wire Cable from Sparkfun.com
- INA219 I2C Current Monitor from Texas Instruments
- Bus Pirate -- Affordable tool which can talk I2C (via USB) controlled from a serial terminal
- Small BreadBoard from Sparkfun.com
- 1" Square Prototype PCB from Sparkfun.com
- Low Current LED from Sparkfun.com
- Large PushButton from Sparkfun.com
