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A mechanism for the control of program flow in a computer. When interrupted a computer saves its present operational state and changes to executing code (interrupt handler) that is dependent upon which interrupt was generated. Interrupts can be either hardware- or software-sourced; software-sourced interrupts are called traps. It is an alternate mechanism to polling and is the basis around which most I/O, multitasking and control is implemented.
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SPI communication with MLX75306 optical sensor array
I've got it to work reasonably based on your suggestions. The sanity Byte by was the key to checking whether the MLX75306 understood my commands as it includes a valid command counter. I also found th …
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SPI communication with MLX75306 optical sensor array
I am having some trouble talking to an optical sensor array with SPI (MLX75306, data sheet). I am using an Arduino Nano Every. I am not familiar with SPI communication and I have the feeling I am miss …
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