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Connecting multiple I2C devices in Arduino - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is the I2C bus used for in Arduino projects?
I2C bus allows multiple devices to communicate using just two wires: SDA (data) and SCL (clock). It helps connect sensors, displays, and other modules easily.
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beginner
How do you connect multiple I2C devices to an Arduino?
You connect all devices' SDA pins together to Arduino SDA, and all SCL pins together to Arduino SCL. Each device must have a unique address to avoid conflicts.
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beginner
Why must each I2C device have a unique address?
Because the Arduino uses the address to talk to one device at a time. If two devices share the same address, the Arduino can't tell them apart and communication fails.
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intermediate
What can you do if two I2C devices have the same address?
You can change the address if the device supports it, use an I2C multiplexer, or use separate I2C buses if your board supports it.
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beginner
How do you scan for I2C devices connected to your Arduino?
You can run an I2C scanner sketch that tries all addresses and reports which devices respond. This helps find device addresses and check connections.
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How many wires are needed to connect multiple I2C devices to an Arduino?
AThree wires: SDA, SCL, and CS
BOne wire: SDA only
CTwo wires: SDA and SCL
DFour wires: SDA, SCL, VCC, and GND
What must be unique for each I2C device on the same bus?
AClock speed
BDevice address
CWire color
DPower voltage
If two devices share the same I2C address, what is a common solution?
AChange the Arduino board
BConnect devices to different pins
CUse different power supplies
DUse an I2C multiplexer
What Arduino function can help find connected I2C devices?
AI2C scanner sketch
BdigitalRead()
CanalogWrite()
DSerial.begin()
Which pins on Arduino Uno are used for I2C communication?
AA4 (SDA) and A5 (SCL)
BD2 and D3
CD10 and D11
DA0 and A1
Explain how to wire multiple I2C devices to an Arduino and why unique addresses are important.
Think about how devices talk on the same two wires.
You got /3 concepts.
    Describe methods to handle address conflicts when connecting multiple I2C devices.
    Consider hardware and software solutions.
    You got /3 concepts.