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I2C Put One Termination Resistor: put one termination resistor at the Endend or on Each Slave Boardeach slave board

I have a system with an I2C bus wired just like this:

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Which one is better: put the termination pull up-up resistor at the end of the connection (on the last board), or put the pull up-up resistors on each slave board?

I'm having a problem in that initially it can workworked, but after some time the I2C communication to the board failed and can't be recovered (SCL always stuck low when I observe using a logic analyzer). On each board there's a chip like PCA9685, MCP3424, PCA9674, etc.

I2C Put One Termination Resistor at the End or on Each Slave Board

I have a system with I2C bus wired just like this:

enter image description here

Which one is better: put the termination pull up resistor at the end of the connection (on the last board), or put pull up resistors on each slave board?

I'm having a problem in that initially it can work but after some time the I2C communication to board failed and can't be recovered (SCL always stuck low when I observe using logic analyzer). On each board there's a chip like PCA9685, MCP3424, PCA9674, etc.

I2C: put one termination resistor at the end or on each slave board

I have a system with an I2C bus wired just like this:

enter image description here

Which one is better: put the termination pull-up resistor at the end of the connection (on the last board), or put the pull-up resistors on each slave board?

I'm having a problem in that initially it worked, but after some time the I2C communication to the board failed and can't be recovered (SCL always stuck low when I observe using a logic analyzer). On each board there's a chip like PCA9685, MCP3424, PCA9674, etc.

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I2C Put One Termination ResResistor at the End or on Each Slave Board

I Havehave a system with I2C bus wired just like this:

enter image description here

My questions is whichWhich one is better: put the termination pull up resresistor at the end of the connection (on the last board), or put pull up resresistors on each slave board?

Because I'm having a problem, at initial in that initially it can work but after sometimessome time the I2C communication to board failed and can't be recovered (SCL always stuck low when I observe using logic analyzer) (on. On each board there's a chip like PCA9685, MCP3424, PCA9674, etc).

I2C Put One Termination Res at the End or on Each Slave Board

I Have a system with I2C bus wired just like this:

enter image description here

My questions is which one is better: put the termination pull up res at the end of connection (on the last board), or put pull up res on each slave board?

Because I'm having problem, at initial it can work but after sometimes the I2C communication to board failed and can't be recovered (SCL always stuck low when I observe using logic analyzer) (on each board there's a chip like PCA9685, MCP3424, PCA9674, etc)

I2C Put One Termination Resistor at the End or on Each Slave Board

I have a system with I2C bus wired just like this:

enter image description here

Which one is better: put the termination pull up resistor at the end of the connection (on the last board), or put pull up resistors on each slave board?

I'm having a problem in that initially it can work but after some time the I2C communication to board failed and can't be recovered (SCL always stuck low when I observe using logic analyzer). On each board there's a chip like PCA9685, MCP3424, PCA9674, etc.

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I2C Put One Termination Res at the End or on Each Slave Board

I Have a system with I2C bus wired just like this:

enter image description here

My questions is which one is better: put the termination pull up res at the end of connection (on the last board), or put pull up res on each slave board?

Because I'm having problem, at initial it can work but after sometimes the I2C communication to board failed and can't be recovered (SCL always stuck low when I observe using logic analyzer) (on each board there's a chip like PCA9685, MCP3424, PCA9674, etc)