In protocols (I2c,SPI,CAN) which one is best?
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Answer / shivakumar
Controller Area Network (CAN) is the best protocol.
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Answer / sudheer thota
Depends on your requirement :)-
we can separate them based on Clock in the following way.
1) I2C & SPI are Synchronous Interfaces & used on PCB
2) CAN is Asyncronus Interface & uses wires for long
distence communications.
Diff B/W I2C & SPI:
1) a)I2C is invented by Philips
b)Invented by Mototola
2) a) Used to interface with Audio/Video Devices as the
philips is expertise.
b) Access High Data trnsmission deives like EEPROMS
3) a) I2C Supports Speed is :100Kbps(Standard)
:400Kbps(Fast)
:3.4Mbps(High Speed)
b) SPI Supports : 3Mbps to 10Mbps
4) a) I2C is multi-master, Address based Communication
b) SPI is Master Slave, With Slave select(SS) based
Communication
5) a) I2C needs 2 pins
b) SPI needs 3+n pins (n is no.of devices)
6) a) I2C supports 127 devices
b) limited by avilable Chip slects
Coming To CAN:
invented by Robert Bosh
supports 127 devices , multimaster , Message based
comminications, Reliable, supports 40kbps to 1Mbps
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Answer / smarty
Sudheer has given good explaination,just to add on it :-
1)I2C is half duplex as there are only two lines(SCL and
SDA).
2)SPI is Full Duplex as between a Master and a dedicated
slave as selected by slave_select signal; there are 4 lines
(Spi_clk,Spi_datain,Spi_dataout and slave_select).So,at any
given time data can be sent and received by the master on
two seperate lines.
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Answer / sudheer thota
yes, still to support my answer.
I2C supports 127(2pow7 - 1) devices in which 16 address are
reserved(8 with 1 and other 8 with 0 mbs).
Hope this calrify the above confusion.
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Answer / sachin
Answer posted by Sudheer is very good and useful but small
correction
I2C supports maz 112 devices and not 127 devices
Is This Answer Correct ? | 36 Yes | 28 No |
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