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SPI is a low-level 3 or 4 wire serial bus interface with clock (SCLK), data in (MISO) and data out (MOSI). The fourth wire is a Slave Select to uniquely select a device on the bus. This signal is usually active-low. Slave Select, Chip Select, CS#, SS# stand for the same function, typically. Be sure to check the datasheet, though. The SPI bus is a *de facto* standard lacking the formal specification.
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Board to Wire Connector Type used between Small Display and Main PCB
In particular, I want to connect an SPI OLED display to the main PCB. It needs to be removable and small, but not too small that it's delicate/fragile. …
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Atmel SPI Serial EEPROM Writing Error - Page Write?
I'm using this EEPROM: Atmel AT25640B SPI EEPROM DATASHEET
It seems pretty straight forward to operate and I've followed the datasheet closely when coding my driver. … I've tried to slow down the SPI clock to 1khz from 10mhz with no difference in behavior.
What else can I try? …
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Atmel SPI Serial EEPROM Writing Error - Page Write?
This device has Page Write functionality. Pages are 32 bytes in size and fixed in address starting from 0. As pointed out by @kkrambo
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If writing a sequence of bytes across a page …