ADB was pretty solid. A shared-single-wire bus that allows multiple slaves by including an address in the message... but includes a protocol-level reset that's used regularly, so a missed single bit doesn't jam things up unrecoverably. When I think of how many fewer hours of my life I would have wasted had I2C learned this lesson...
ADB was pretty solid. A shared-single-wire bus that allows multiple slaves by including an address in the message... but includes a protocol-level reset that's used regularly, so a missed single bit doesn't jam things up unrecoverably. When I think of how many fewer hours of my life I would have wasted had I2C learned this lesson...