did you know: stm32f103 lets you configure io pins as "i2c, but push-pull"
this does not work and will produce extremely surprising oscilloscope output, but it lets you do it
did you know: stm32f103 lets you configure io pins as "i2c, but push-pull"
this does not work and will produce extremely surprising oscilloscope output, but it lets you do it
anyway it has been 0 days since some weird I2C issue in one of my projects turned out to be "this line is always low because you forgot to put a pullup resistor on it you dummy"
why isn't that just a thing I2C bus-driving devices have built in
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