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I2C Bus Playground

I2C Bus Playground

This kit teaches you the I²C communication protocol with seven real peripherals — EEPROMs, temperature sensor, ADC, DAC, and IO expander. You get the board, every component, and a 36-page engineering guide.

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Skills you'll build

I²CSMDCircuit TheoryIntermediate
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Skills you'll build

I²C Protocol
SMD Components
Circuit Theory
Intermediate

What's included

  • PCB
  • All components — LM75, 24C02 ×2, 10-bit DAC, 10-bit ADC, IO expander and all supporting passives
  • Demo software
  • Documentation — assembly guide and I²C protocol reference
About this kit

Das I2C Bus Playground Board ist für fortgeschrittene Elektroniker geeignet. Es enthält Komponenten in 0603 Gehäusen, für die Sie eine entsprechende Lötstation benötigen und ein Mikroskop wird empfohlen. Dieses Kit enthält die folgenden Bauteile:

- 10-Bit-DAC

- 10-Bit-ADC

- LM75 Temperatursensor

- 24C02 SMD EEPROM

- 24C02 THD EEPROM mit Sockel

- IO-Expander mit Drucktasten und LEDs

- Steckverbinder und sonstige Teile

Alle diese Komponenten werden mit einem Arduino Nano oder einem beliebigen STM32-Nucleo32-Board (nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten) zum Leben erweckt. Damit der User selbständig messen , protokollieren , analysieren und programmieren kann, wird eine Demo-Software zur Verfügung gestellt. Dies ist wichtig, um die Grundlagen der I2C-Bus-Industriestandards zu erlernen.

Dieses Kit enthält ausserdem die erforderliche Dokumentation, um dieses Board aufbauen, testen und verstehen zu können.



What you'll learn
  • How I²C communication works — addressing, read/write operations, clock and data lines
  • Working with 6 real I²C peripherals: temperature sensor, EEPROM ×2, DAC, ADC, IO expander
  • How to measure temperature, store data, control outputs, and read inputs over two wires
  • Device addressing and multi-device bus management on a shared bus
  • How the I²C protocol is used in professional embedded design across automotive, industrial, and IoT
  • Connecting an Arduino or STM32 to external peripherals via I²C
  • How to use demo software to communicate with each peripheral without writing code first
Prerequisites & difficulty
Intermediate
  • Solid SMD soldering experience (0603 components)
  • Basic understanding of microcontrollers (Arduino or STM32)
  • Familiarity with serial communication concepts (SPI, UART or I²C)
  • Note: A microscope is strongly recommended for 0603 assembly. An Arduino Nano or STM32 Nucleo32 is required — not included.
    Technical specifications
    Protocol I²C (up to 400kHz Fast Mode)
    Peripherals LM75 temperature sensor · 24C02 SMD EEPROM · 24C02 socketed EEPROM · 10-bit DAC · 10-bit ADC · IO expander
    Compatible boards Arduino Nano · STM32 Nucleo32 (any variant)
    Component type SMD 0603 + THD mixed
    Connectors 2.54mm standard headers
    FAQ

    Do I need to provide my own microcontroller?

    Yes. The I²C Bus Playground works with an Arduino Nano or any STM32 Nucleo32 board — sold separately.

    Do I need to write code to use this kit?

    No. Demo software is included — load it and start communicating with the peripherals immediately. Writing your own code is optional.

    What SMD experience do I need?

    The board uses 0603 SMD components. Experience with 0603 or smaller is required. A microscope or magnifier is strongly recommended.

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