I2C post write/read 10ms pause mandatory?


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    5mSec is the max recommend, so you can't go wrong with that.

    No need to wait after I2CREAD.
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    I always enjoy your answers, thank you very much.

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    Bienvenue!
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    Hi,

    Your datasheet should mention if your part supports page writes say in 128bytes. This means you can dump the entire 128bytes to your eeprom and wait 5mS or 10mS rather than 128 x 5 mS. I use this in one of my multichannel battery cell voltage logger/analyzer which needs to store data frequently
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    You'r right, you can write a 16 bytes page at once. 5ms is the needed delay.

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