any ideas?
Or bad description? Or bad english
?Wrong subforum? Maybe it is not an arduino specific problem and comes from ESP-Kernel?
Give me a feedback please
Best regards,
Patrick
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- Mon Feb 12, 2024 8:14 am
- Forum: ESP32 Arduino
- Topic: Timing problem using both I2C ports on one core
- Replies: 1
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Re: Timing problem using both I2C ports on one core
Hey,
any ideas?
Or bad description? Or bad english?
Wrong subforum? Maybe it is not an arduino specific problem and comes from ESP-Kernel?
Give me a feedback please
Best regards,
Patrick
any ideas?
Or bad description? Or bad english
?Wrong subforum? Maybe it is not an arduino specific problem and comes from ESP-Kernel?
Give me a feedback please
Best regards,
Patrick
- Wed Feb 07, 2024 2:55 pm
- Forum: ESP32 Arduino
- Topic: Timing problem using both I2C ports on one core
- Replies: 1
- Views: 960
Timing problem using both I2C ports on one core
Hi,
in a project I want to use 3 different accelaration sensors over I2C (ADXL343, ADXL313 and MMA8451). They are connected to an Arduino Nano ESP32 (ESP32-S3). I'm using Arduino IDE V2.2.1 to programm the Nano ESP.
For reaching high data rate I want to use both I2C ports. In my code I'm using the ...
in a project I want to use 3 different accelaration sensors over I2C (ADXL343, ADXL313 and MMA8451). They are connected to an Arduino Nano ESP32 (ESP32-S3). I'm using Arduino IDE V2.2.1 to programm the Nano ESP.
For reaching high data rate I want to use both I2C ports. In my code I'm using the ...