MindMap Gallery IIC driver
This is a mind map about IIC driver. IIC driver, also called I2C driver, is the implementation of the adapter side of I2C hardware architecture.
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IIC driver
IIC driver
Timing
write timing
Start signal {first step}
I2C device address {The second step is to send it out. Each I2C device has a device address. Determine which I2C device to access by sending the specific device address. This is an 8-bit data, the upper 7 bits are the device address, and the last 1 bit is the read and write bit}
Read and write bits {Step 3, the I2C device address is followed by a read and write bit}
0{write operation}
1{read operation}
ACK response signal {Step 4, sent by the slave}
Start signal {Step 5, resend}
Register address {Step 6, send to slave}
ACK response signal {Step 7, sent by the slave}
Data {Step 8, to be written into the register, send it to the slave}
ACK response signal {Step 9, sent by the slave}
Stop signal {Step 10, send}
Read timing
Start signal {first step}
I2C device address {The second step is to send it out. Each I2C device has a device address. Determine which I2C device to access by sending the specific device address. This is an 8-bit data, the upper 7 bits are the device address, and the last 1 bit is the read and write bit}
Read and write bits {Step 3, the I2C device address is followed by a read and write bit}
0{write operation}
1{read operation}
ACK response signal {Step 4, sent by the slave}
Start signal {Step 5, resend}
Register address {Step 6, send to slave}
ACK response signal {Step 7, sent by the slave}
Start signal {step 8}
I2C device address {Step 9, send it out. Each I2C device has a device address. Determine which I2C device to access by sending the specific device address. This is an 8-bit data, the upper 7 bits are the device address, and the last 1 bit is the read and write bit}
Read and write bits {Step 10, the I2C device address is followed by a read and write bit}
ACK response signal {Step 11, sent by the slave}
Data {Step 12, read from the I2C slave}
NO ACK signal {Step 13, sent by the master to the slave}
Stop signal {Step 10, send}
interface
SCL
SDA
subtopic
imx6ULL
register
I2Cx_IADR
ADR{}
I2Cx_IFDR
IC
I2Cx_I2CR
IEN
0{Turn off I2C}
1{Enable I2C}
IIEN
0{Turn off I2C interrupt}
1{Enable I2C interrupt}
MSTA
0{working in slave mode}
1{Working in main mode}
MTX
0{Transmission direction is receiving}
1{Transmission direction is send}
TXK
0{Send ACK signal}
1{Send NO ACK signal}
RSTA
0
1{Generate a repeated start signal}
I2Cx_I2SR
ICF
0{Data is being transferred}
1{Data transfer completed}
IAAS
0
1{Indicates the I2C address, that is, the address in the I2Cx_IADR register is the slave device address}
IBB
0{indicates that the I2C bus is idle}
1{Indicates that the I2C bus is busy}
SRW {Slave read and write status bit, used when I2C is used as a slave. This bit is used to indicate whether the master sends a read or write command to the slave}
0{Indicates that the host wants to write data to the slave}
1{indicates that the host wants to read from the slave data}
IIF
0{Requires software clearing}
1{Indicates there is an interrupt pending}
RXK
0{indicates NO ACK signal detected}
1{Indicates receipt of ACK response signal}
I2Cx_I2DR
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