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How to use SPI Debugger

SPI Debugger Hi Friends, in this post, we will discuss how to use SPI Debugger available in proteus for serial peripheral interface (SPI) which is a built-in feature of PIC microcontroller to communicate and data exchange between PIC and other devices. SPI Debugger Introduction to SPI Guys, SPI can be considered as a programmable shift register, The SPI module is a synchronous serial I/O port that shifts a serial bit stream of variable length and data rate between the PIC and other peripheral devices. Here “synchronous” means that the data transmission is synchronized to a clock signal. To avoid further delay, let's see some important connections and different configurations to effectively use SPI Debugger. How to use SPI Debugger in MASTER & SLAVE configuration Select the virtual instrument and from the instrument, list selects "SPI Debugger". SPI Debugger Insert two SPI Debugger on the working area, select any one of them,

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