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4-Pole 3.5mm socket for sensors that speak I2C

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jithinJithin 07/26/2015 at 21:190 Comments

Having to Plug in numerous wires in a particular order each time is an unnecessary hassle as well as a risk. In case of sensors that speak I2C , four connections (Vcc,GND,SCL,SDA) need to be made. The Clock and Data lines can e shared over multiple devices.

Using a 4-pole socket has numerous advantages

At this point, I2C lines are available on the 20-pin expansion slot, a 4-pin berg pin on the center of the top panel, and over the 4-pole 3.5mm socket

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