I2C vs SPI - Which one to select for your design

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This video describes the advantages and disadvantages associated with #I2C and #SPI protocols.

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[davidfairchild]

This was exactly the information that I was looking for. Thank you!

[sowmikayakkali]

The video is very informative and clear.... keep up the good work

[sanmitram]

Perfect Explanation. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you..

[HersonBagay]

Writing firmware driver for I2C is a lot more complicated than SPI. If not done properly, I2C can hang the bus, preventing further communication.

[aadikarva]

Very well articulated. Thank you for making this video. :)

[cherukurusujatha]

It's very informative....thanks alot

[dudeabideth]

What’s the bandwidth of each ?

Nice explanation btw

[ravirajyaguru]

Hi Bina.
Thanks for the clear differentiation between the protocols.
I am working on interfacing 4 microcontrollers for a master-slave system (all 4 are the same - MSP430FR21xx family).
Based on this video and the controller specifications, I think I2C will be better suited, but my professor insists on using the SPI.
Can you provide some opinion?

[cheapnoiseinthehouse]

Really nice video. I have a question. CanI use a I2S expension board with I2C connection. In other words, are the two compatible? I want to add sound to a Raspberry pie pico and it only has I2C. What should I do? Thanks.