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> Can anyone direct me to where I can get a copy of the I2C protocol
> definition. Is I2C better than SPI?? What are the differences
> between the two? Does anyone have any examples of I2C or SPI code
> using a 16F84?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Randie
> ....so many questions, one little brain.......where am I going to
> find room to stuff in the answers??
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> P.S. [OT] I just met with our Microchip rep and he was saying other Flash
> parts are due in 2Q98 - 3Q98. He's never heard of Scenix.
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> > > I'm a little confused about I2C. Is this an actual IC chip that I
> > > need to connect to the PIC? Or do I use this instead of the PIC?
> > > Can you recommend any web-sites or manufacturers of this (if it is
> > > a chip) please.
> > >
> > I2C is a protocol that can be implemented in software, the reason
> > it is popular is because it is two wire, multimaster, can address alot of
> > devices and because there are quite a few devices out there that conform
> > to the standard. TTYL
> >
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