I2C Master IP: Everything You Need to Know About the communication protocol
I2C is a popular serial communication protocol that is used to connect various devices together. An I2C Master IP is a device that can initiate and control communications on an I2C bus. It can send and receive messages and arbitrate access to the bus. Master devices are typically micro controllers or other embedded processors. How do you use an I2C Master IP in your project? Configuring an I2C Master IP in your project is a straightforward process. ● The first step is to create a new IP instance in your project hierarchy. You can do this by Right-clicking on your project and selecting "New IP Core > Master I2C IP Core" from the menu. The Master I2C IP Core will appear in your project hierarchy. ● You can now configure its settings. The first setting you will need to configure is the bus speed. This setting determines the speed of the bus. The default value is 100 kHz, but you can select a...