>> On 8 Sep, David Lang wrote:
>>
>> > it arbitrates the but by listening to the bus as it transmits, if it hears
>> > something different then it is transmitting it stops transmitting and the
>> > other station continues (the first thing it transmits is it's own id # and
>> > the node with more 1 bits in it's address will win as it will transmit a 1
>> > while the other node transmits a 0, the 1 will make it on the bus and the
>> > other node will stop)
>>
>> That would be a CAN bus arbitration....
>> Or maybe I2C uses the same method...
> The IIC bus has no arbitration capability at all. One checks a busy
Did anyone mention IIC?
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