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nidhintomy
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What is the meaning of T = 1 in T1oI2C ?

 

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danielchen
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Yes, you are right.

T=0:  asynchronous half duplex character transmission

T=1: asynchronous half duplex block transmission.

 

 

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danielchen
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Hi @nidhintomy :

 

T =1 is a peer to peer, half duplex transmission protocol defined in ISO/IEC 7816-3.  T=1 protocol usage is very common in the smart card domain.

Please refer to UM11225 for more details.

https://www.nxp.com/webapp/sps/download/preDownload.jsp?render=true

 

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Daniel

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nidhintomy
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Hi @danielchen

Is ' T ' means ' Transmission ' and ' 1 ' means the ' 1 ' block of data mentioned in UM11225 ?

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danielchen
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Yes, you are right.

T=0:  asynchronous half duplex character transmission

T=1: asynchronous half duplex block transmission.

 

 

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nidhintomy
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@danielchen 

Thanks for clarification.

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