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This article answers the practical question: how does SPI work, detailing the theory behind the bus, the role of each signal, timing modes, architectures and topologies, and practical design considerations.
The Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) protocol is a critical communication standard for high-speed data exchange in embedded systems. This article discusses its architecture, advancements, and practical applications in engineering to help engineers optimize and overcome design challenges.
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This article answers the practical question: how does SPI work, detailing the theory behind the bus, the role of each signal, timing modes, architectures and topologies, and practical design considerations.
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