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Application of TWI in the controller of broadcast transmitter

Han Zhen-yu

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Abstract

The controller of Broadcast Transmitter uses some AVR microcontrollers and the serial EEPROM in order to meet the demands.TWI is used in the communications among devices.This paper discusses the application of TWI in the microcontroller, including the communications between master and slave, between the microcontroller and the serial EEPROM.

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The controller of Broadcast Transmitter uses some AVR microcontrollers and the serial EEPROM in order to meet the demands.TWI is used in the communications among devices.This paper discusses the application of TWI in the microcontroller, including the communications between master and slave, between the microcontroller and the serial EEPROM.

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The controller of Broadcast Transmitter uses some AVR microcontrollers and the serial EEPROM in order to meet the demands.TWI is used in the communications among devices.This paper discusses the application of TWI in the microcontroller, including the communications between master and slave, between the microcontroller and the serial EEPROM.

Key concepts: Microcontroller, EEPROM, Transmitter, Controller (irrigation), Serial communication, Embedded system, Computer hardware, Computer science

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