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Lesson: 24 - An Introduction to I2C Communication in Arduino | Wire Library Explained

Lesson: 24 - An Introduction to I2C Communication in Arduino | Wire Library Explained Hello and welcome to electro nerds academy. In this video, you’ll learn about I2C communication in Arduino from scratch, explained clearly with real Arduino examples using the Wire library. This tutorial is perfect for beginners and intermediate learners who want to truly understand how Arduino communicates with sensors, displays, and other devices using I2C protocol. We will also cover common beginner mistakes, practical limitations of the I2C bus, and why adding too many devices can cause communication errors. What you will learn: ✅ What is I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) communication and why it is widely used in Arduino and embedded systems ✅ The role of SDA (data) and SCL (clock) lines in I2C communication ✅ How open-drain logic works and why pull-up resistors are required in I2C ✅ Understanding Master–Slave architecture in Arduino I2C communication ✅ How I2C addressing works (7-bit addresses, reserved addresses, and device limits) ✅ How multiple devices share the same I2C bus without conflict. ✅ What Start, Stop conditions are and I2C data frame ✅ Difference between Read and Write operations on the I2C bus ✅ What ACK and NACK signals mean and why they are important Arduino Wire Library (Explained in Detail) ✅ How to initialize I2C using Wire.begin() (Master vs Slave mode) ✅ Requesting data using Wire.requestFrom() ✅ Sending data using Wire.write() ✅ Reading data using Wire.read() and Wire.available() ✅ Using Wire.onReceive() to handle incoming data on a Slave ✅ Using Wire.onRequest() to respond to Master requests ✅ Understanding the return values of Wire.endTransmission() Practical Arduino Projects ✅ I2C Master–Slave communication between two Arduino UNO boards ✅ Controlling LED brightness on one Arduino using a potentiometer connected to another Arduino via I2C By the end of this video, you will have a strong practical understanding of I2C communication in Arduino and be confident using the Wire library in your own electronics and embedded projects. Hardware Used Arduino Uno (Master & Slave) Potentiometer LED + 220Ω resistor Pull-up resistors (10kΩ) Jumper wires If you found this video helpful 🔔 Support the Channel, 👍 Like the video, 📌 Subscribe to Electro Nerds Academy And 💬 Comment your questions or project ideas More Arduino, embedded systems, and electronics tutorials coming soon! #arduino #i2c #WireLibrary #ArduinoI2C #I2CCommunication #arduinotutorials #embeddedsystems #electronics #microcontrollers #arduinoprogramming #I2CProtocol #learnarduino #electronerdsacademy