A couple of shitposts on my timeline about the link protocol used by TI calculators reminded me about an oddity of it that I haven't seen elsewhere:
It's a two-wire (red, white, GND) open-drain interface. One might assume, that one wire's clock and the other one is data or that one's RX and the other one is TX. However, it's none of that:
🧵 (1/2)
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