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Wiring the PCF8574AP 8bit Bidirectional IO Expander Driven i2C Communication Bus / SPI

This is the PCF8574AP consists of an 8-bit quasi-bidirectional port and an i2C Serial Bus Interface. The PCF8574AP has a low current consumption and includes latched output with HIGH consumption and include latched output with high current drive capability for

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How to Place/Connect a Pull Up Resistors on Chip

A pull up resistor is a resistor that works the chip normally HIGH and change it to LOW when switched on, Pull-Up or Pull-Down resistor mostly they are connected to the pins of the chip so that they can define

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How I2C/I²C Serial Bus Communication Protocol Works?

Who develop I²C? In early 1980’s PHILIPS designed & develop a new type of BUS standard named I2C for easy communication between integrated circuits especially in TV circuits, which exist on the circuit board. The name I²C translates intro (Integrated

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How SPI, QSPI Serial to Peripheral Interface Woks ?

The SPI(Serial to Peripheral Interface) develop by Motorola and later adopted by Microwire of National Semiconductor and other companies. SPI is a hardware / firmware communication protocol or sometimes Engineers called it a “four wire serial bus” communication. The SPI

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