To the user, the code looks like this:
void loop() // Tell sensor to start measurement Wire.beginTransmission(SENSOR_ADDR); Wire.write(0x12); // Pressure data register (MSB) Wire.endTransmission(false); // Repeated start
The Wire.h library is an essential tool for any Arduino developer. It turns complex communication into simple read/write operations, letting you focus on your project rather than bit-banging protocols. Whether you’re building a weather station with six I2C sensors or a robot with multiple microcontrollers, mastering Wire.h will save you pins, time, and frustration.
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When a user writes:
const int BMP180_ADDRESS = 0x77; // BMP180 I2C address