We’ve seen a ton of projects that interface hardware with the Raspberry Pi. But they usually depend on bit-banging. That means they toggle the pins in software to match a specific protocol. The thing ...
Intended to be a do-everything “poor man’s hardware hacking tool” as [Arun] claims, his instruction manual details all the ways that a Raspberry Pi can communicate with other devices using SPI and I2C ...
to the /boot/config.txt file. This loads a driver for SPI0 using two chip select lines. To find out how to activate other SPI channels see later. For the rest of this section we will be using SPI0.
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