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General SPI Tutorial

Jaden Bottemiller edited this page Jun 30, 2018 · 1 revision

SPI has a few interesting aspects that you may not be expecting. First off, some devices may be read-only, or write-only, and may not even have a pin for the other direction. Secondly, all SPI transfers are simultaneous and equal read and write. For every byte you write, you receive one byte in return. How can both of those be true? Stay tuned.

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