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Cooper Rehn edited this page Sep 21, 2015
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#I2C
I2C (inter-integrated circuit) bus is a serial communication protocol requiring only two lines for bidirectional communication between a master and a large number (27) of slaves. Those two lines are typically called SDA and SCLK, for serial data and serial clock.
##Physical Implementation
I2C is considered a bus even though it is a serial protocol. This is accomplished by the open-drain data line, and addressing. The data and clock lines are both attached to pull-up resistors, and the output of any I2C device is either grounding the line or high impedance.