The master device first configures the clock frequency which is less than or equal to the maximum frequency that the slave device supports. Here, the communication is always initiated by the master.
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Master Slave Communication with SPI Serial Bus Single Master and Single Slave SPI Implementation It is an input line used to select the slave devices. SS (Slave Select) and CS (Chip Select): This signal is driven by the master to select individual slaves/Peripheral devices. It is used to synchronize the data movement both in and out through the MOSI and MISO lines.
SCK (serial clock): This signal is always driven by the master for synchronous data transfer between the master and the slave.
MOSI (Master out Slave in): The MOSI is a line configured as an output in a master device and as an input in a slave device wherein it is used to synchronize the data movement. MISO (Master in Slave out): The MISO line is configured as an input in a master device and as an output in a slave device. Serial Peripheral Interface Basics SPI Lines The SPI protocol does not support the Multi-master communication and it is used for a short distance within a circuit board. The multiple slaves are interfaced to the master through a SPI serial bus. The master is a microcontroller, and the slaves are other peripherals like sensors, GSM modem and GPS modem, etc. SPI protocol consists of four wires such as MISO, MOSI, CLK, SS used for master/slave communication.
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It has synchronous serial communication data link that operates in full duplex, which means the data signals carry on both the directions simultaneously. SPI interface is available on popular communication controllers such as PIC, AVR, and ARM controller, etc. The SPI communication stands for serial peripheral interface communication protocol, which was developed by the Motorola in 1972. The display screen refreshes the data value once every second.
If the data can be transmitted once every second, the baud rates are around 96bits/sec or 96 baud. Suppose the data is of 12 bytes, then each byte is converted into 8bits so that the total size of the data transmission is about 96bits/sec of the data (12bytes*8 bits per byte). The number of data bits that can be transmitted per second is called as baud rate. The data transmission rate is referred to as the baud rate. This serial data is transmitted with respect to certain clock pulse. As the microcontrollers work with the digital data, the information from the analog sensors, actuators and other peripherals is converted into one byte (8-bit) binary word prior to being transmitted to the microcontroller. In the embedded system, control sensors and actuators data is received or transmitted to the controller devices such as microcontrollers so that the data is further analyzed and processed. Electrically-coded information is called a serial data, which is transmitted bit by bit from one device to another through a set of protocols.
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