SPI/I2C
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What is SPI/I2C?
SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) is a synchronous serial communication interface used for short-distance communication, primarily in embedded systems. It allows microcontrollers to communicate with one or more peripheral devices quickly. It is commonly used to interface with sensors, memory, and other integrated circuits.
What other technologies are related to SPI/I2C?
SPI/I2C Complementary Technologies
C++
C++ is often used for embedded systems programming, including interfacing with SPI/I2C hardware due to its performance and low-level control capabilities.
C
C is a common language for embedded systems and microcontroller programming. It is frequently used for implementing SPI/I2C communication protocols due to its efficiency and direct memory access.
Python
Python can be used to interface with SPI/I2C devices, especially on platforms like Raspberry Pi, making it useful for prototyping, testing, and higher-level control of these interfaces. Libraries like 'smbus' facilitate I2C communication.
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Embedded Engineer
0.1% of all Embedded Engineer jobs mention SPI/I2C
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Firmware Engineer
8 Firmware Engineer jobs mention SPI/I2C
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Hardware Engineer
16 Hardware Engineer jobs mention SPI/I2C
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Chip Designer
10 Chip Designer jobs mention SPI/I2C
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Engineer
115 Engineer jobs mention SPI/I2C
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