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Share a memory 24C256

Share a memory 24C256

2009-11-09 by Emerson Santos

Hi !!!

Is possible share a i2c 24256 with 2 AVRS  ??? I have a dedicade PIN in both
where when 1 the AVR Master iss writing then other AVR  wait and vice versa
when the pin is 0

Anyone make this circuit ?

Thanks

Emerson


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Re: [AVR-Chat] Share a memory 24C256

2009-11-09 by hamidreza maddah

you can use a 74hc4053 switch , to switch between two micro controller

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Hi !!!

Is possible share a i2c 24256 with 2 AVRS ??? I have a dedicade PIN in both
where when 1 the AVR Master iss writing then other AVR wait and vice versa
when the pin is 0

Anyone make this circuit ?

Thanks

Emerson

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Re: [AVR-Chat] Share a memory 24C256

2009-11-09 by Dennis Clark

> you can use a 74hc4053 switch , to switch between two micro controller

Not necessary.  The I2C bus can be multi-master, see here:
http://www.i2c-bus.org/MultiMaster/

If you can dedicate a data line between the two processors then this can
be used to explicitly share the bus rather than sniffing clock/data line
states.

DLC


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