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23 May 2024
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20:38 | Glossary 3 changes history +377 [Philip (3×)] | |||
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20:38 | Glossary:Pinout 2 changes history +45 [Philip (2×)] | |||
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N 20:35 | Glossary:Pin 2 changes history +236 [Philip (2×)] | |||
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20:31 (cur | prev) +215 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "The connections to an IC are universally known as "pins", whether or not they physically resemble a pin, as they do (arguably) in older through-hole devices.") | |||
| N 20:22 | Glossary:SPI diffhist +466 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "SPI is a method of relatively high speed serial communication between ICs or subsystems in a device. It is used by SDCards and memory ICs more generally, as well as by displays and numerous other devices. It uses a clock line (SCLK) which simultaneously marches data in both directions using the two data lines MOSI (Master Out Slave In) and MISO (Master In Slave Out), making a minimum of 3 connections.") | ||||
| N 17:06 | Glossary:Peripheral diffhist +377 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "In computing terms, a "peripheral" is any device which allows applications running on the central processor to interact with the real world. This can include monitors, keyboards, mice, speakers, printers, scanners, cameras and network interfaces, but equally in an industrial setting, might include all manner of sensors, actuators and motors.") | ||||
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N 16:55 | Glossary:I2C 2 changes history +763 [Philip (2×)] | |||
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16:54 (cur | prev) +762 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit, also written I²C or IIC) is a simple protocol allowing a master device to exchange low to medium speed data with a number of slave devices, all connected to a common bus. Requiring just two wires for a serial clock (SCL) and serial data (SDA) it's simple and cheap to implement. Although rarely seen, it is ubiquitous, being used in a computer to communicate presence, typ...") | |||
| N 16:28 | Glossary:I2S diffhist +340 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "I2S (Inter-IC Sound, also written I²S or IIS) is a simple protocol for the transmission of uncompressed serial digital audio. It is intended for communication between modules within a single device, and hence no inter-device connecting cables are defined.") | ||||
| N 16:03 | Glossary:GNSS diffhist +466 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "GNSS or Global Navigation Satellite System is an umbrella term for the several satellite-based Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems. The core systems are GPS (United States), GLONASS (Russian Federation), Galileo (EU) and BeiDou (China). They all rely on the fact that you can determine your latitude, longitude, altitude and the time by comparing the relative delays of highly accurate timing signals from at least 4 satellites within direct line of sight.") | ||||
| N 15:26 | Glossary:IrDA diffhist +315 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "IrDA is a suite of communication protocols for data transfer over a short range line-of-sight infrared link. It was commonly used for syncing a feature phone with a laptop but has largely been displaced by Bluetooth in all but a few use cases.") | ||||
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