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When Should I Use SPI, I2C, Or UART For Embedded Systems? Are you curious about how electronic components communicate within embedded systems? In this detailed video, we'll explore the different protocols used to connect sensors, memory devices, and communication modules in your projects. You'll learn about three popular communication standards—SPI, I2C, and UART—and understand when to choose each one based on your specific needs. We'll start by explaining what each protocol is and how it functions in practical applications. You'll discover the advantages and limitations of SPI, including its speed and wiring complexity, making it ideal for high-speed data transfer. We’ll also cover I2C, which simplifies wiring for multiple devices on a single bus, perfect for sensor networks and low to medium speed data exchange. Additionally, we'll discuss UART, a straightforward protocol suited for point-to-point communication over longer distances, such as connecting a microcontroller to GPS or Bluetooth modules. Whether you're designing a compact device or a complex system, understanding these protocols will help you make informed decisions to optimize your project’s performance. Join us to gain insights into choosing the right communication method for your embedded system and improve your engineering skills. Don’t forget to subscribe for more tutorials and tips on electrical engineering and embedded systems!

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