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1-Wire is a microlan protocol developed by Maxim-Dallas, similar to I2C and SPI, but using a single Data/Ground pair. Typically includes Parasitic Power on the Data line, through the use of strict communication timing.
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I2C to 1-Wire@ 3.3v and 5v output transportation
Answer by @Jack from the one of the comments: "@BadreddineZebbiche. I use this board to drive about 85 meters of telephone cable with multiple temperature sensors and only R pullup without any difficu …
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I2C to 1-Wire@ 3.3v and 5v output transportation
I am feeding the I2C pins of a micro-controller into the converter shown in the circuit below to convert it to 1-wire protocol: However, the output will be at the level of 3.3 volts.
I was conside …
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