Many manufacturer's websites have parametric search trees which can
be used to figure out what they offer. Linear, Maxim/Dallas and
Phillips are some examples. One of the easiest ways is to figure out
what device you need, then see if they offer I2C. I've found the
Maxim/Dallas site to be very helpful with this. Phillips also breaks
down their I2C offering nicely.
--- In basicstamps@y..., "Hank Hagquist" <hankster@h...> wrote:
> Is there a list or an easy to find way to find I2C devices? Just
looking to see what is available.
>
> Hank
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Many manufacturer's websites have parametric search trees which can
be used to figure out what they offer. Linear, Maxim/Dallas and
Phillips are some examples. One of the easiest ways is to figure out
what device you need, then see if they offer I2C. I've found the
Maxim/Dallas site to be very helpful with this. Phillips also breaks
down their I2C offering nicely.
If you need help interfacing a 2-wire device to your Stamp, check out
these tutorials: http://www.high-techgarage.com/tutorial/i2c.php
(basic I2C operation using a serial EEPROM as an example) and
http://www.high-techgarage.com/tutorial/ds1307.php (using a real time
clock as an example).
Hope this helps....
--Jeff
New TimeKeeper 3.1! Add a RTC, 256k EEPROM and an I2C buss to your
Stamp: http://www.high-techgarage.com/products/timekeeper3.php
--- In basicstamps@y..., "Hank Hagquist" <hankster@h...> wrote:
> Is there a list or an easy to find way to find I2C devices? Just
looking to see what is available.
>
> Hank