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  • Forum Post: RE: TMP 100 Evaluation board

    Fradaric Joseph
    Let me know the values in P1 and P0, In order to get data output from TMP100. (I am putting '00' now) And I am confused with adding setup time into my design. Someone please help me..... how to include setup time?? Also I would like to know the configuration register settings, Is it included...
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    Yusuke Nomoto
    Hello, I have a question for TMP102. At page 14 of datasheet, Figure 14 shows "Two-Wire Timing Diagram for Read Word Format". In the case of a two-byte read operation, should the master assert the ACK signal after 1Byte transfer (at (2) timing)? I think that the ACK signal should only be...
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