Using an Oscilloscope to Crack the I2C Code!

[@tgirard123]

I'm 59 years old and just getting started in electronics after a career and software. This really did help me out. I just bought an analog discovery 3 and am trying to use the scope feature. This is a great starting point for me. Thanks

[@enolmatilla]

Great video! I was searching for this because all videos are about expensive oscilloscopes with decoding functionality but I have a cheap one without anything. Greetings

[@daCount0]

Interesting presentation, hope to see more in the future

[@DrShaneMTU]

Thanks!! I'm pretty excited about my recording setup - so lots of videos to come

[@kalle123]

Excellent explanation!

[@ArielLothlorien]

Great presentation! I have had a hard time understanding I2C before now. Earned my sub! Can't wait to see what you do next!

[@DrShaneMTU]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GerCrusader]

i2c address is only 7 bit, why do you see 8 bit?

[@DrShaneMTU]

The 8th bit is the R/W! bit - it indicates if you're requesting data from the peripheral, or trying to write data to it.