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STM32 I2C Communication with ADC
I have a PCB with ΣΔ ADC ADS112C04IPW, which communicates with the MCU via the I2C interface. The purpose of the PCB is to be an evaluation board, on which I want to try some of the features before I ...
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DRAM - Address choosing
Regarding a NOR DRAM We had a question regarding address choosing at a test The professor said that the correct graph is the second, reason: The correct option is the second one, because after the ...
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How to detect the collisions in DALI response data while addressing the DALI drivers
We are using STM32F765 as DALI master and trying to address a few DALI drivers. We are experimenting with different wiring methods to connect the DALI drivers to the master, such as bus and star ...
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I2C address conflict workaround through delayed signal propagation or delayed powerup
So i have the very classical problem of i2c address conflict... Specifically i intend to use a series of TMAG3001 hall sensors whose address can be defined by connecting the ADDR pin to either Vcc , ...
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XOR gate (74xx86) not XOR'ing with DRAM (4164) on breadboard
I have been trying to use a series of XOR gates (74LS86, 74HC86, even CD4070) to invert address lines going to a 4164 DRAM, but am having little luck. Here's a drawing to illustrate my setup on the ...
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How does Memory Controller in X86-64 CPU Address a 64-bit Integer using 64-bit Address?
Intro I've watched the channel BranchEducation's video about Computer Memories, and read the first few sections of What Should Every Programmer Know About Memory to understand the memory internals. I ...
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DALI addressing
I am using the DALI system in which I use the broadcast method. Now I want to work on individual addressing. I want to know how to start. In the broadcast method which I am using now, I am using one ...
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How to do a high input count similar to addressable LEDs
I'm trying to find an IC or something similar with a high input count that can compare sensors in a simple matrix and trigger an output. Matrix would be: ...
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Short address DALI-2
I'm trying to write a complete algorithm for assigning short addresses to input devices on a DALI bus. At the start I don't know how many input devices are installed on a DALI bus. The procedure in ...
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Understanding the 20-Bit Addressing in 8086 Memory Architecture: Why Not 18 Bits for Base and 16 Bits for Offset?
I'm curious about the memory addressing in the 8086 microprocessor. Given that there are four segments and 16 bits for the offset address, the total address space is 20 bits. I'm wondering why there's ...
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What is the theoretical maximum capacity of 72-pin RAM modules?
I'm asking, because the information on Wikipedia is extremely lackluster, perhaps even incorrect. This is my current understanding: A 72-pin module has 12 address pins, 4 CAS, and 4 RAS pins. (For ...
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Memory Capacity and Memory Addresses
According to this site, in Table2, HBM(HBM2e) has a capacity of 8Gb = 2^33 bits per channel. Here, it has a 24-bit address consisting of 4 bits from the Bank address BA[3:0], 15 bits from the Row ...
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Do there exist I2C address-remapping "NAT" chips?
For I2C devices that do not support address changes, do there exist "I2C address proxies" that can sit in front of the statically-addressed device and proxy a different address to the chip ...
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Does I3C addressing assign stable addresses based on physical displacement?
I'm potentially looking at making a modular keyboard, where I have a single unit for each key (a la these atoms someone else used for experimenting), and I became curious about what would happen with ...
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What's the *actual* meaning behind the I²C reserved addresses?
I'm building a i2c-tiny-usb compatible adapter, and am trying to implement a "transparent side channel" for advanced configuration/features of the adapter....