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What is the start condition (SDA and SCL) for the IĀ²C interface?
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The starting condition at the I2C interface is a specific combination of levels at the lines SDA and SCL. The starting condition is signaled when the SDA line is pulled to low while the SCL line remains high. This signals all devices on the I2C bus that a new communication will begin.
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Thank you. I’d like to help you with all the questions you have on the I2C interface.
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I understand. Well, it’s always good to repeat the foundations and make sure that we have a solid understanding of the foundations. I’d like to help you with all the other questions you have.
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