Guide
Since each of the channels on the BD-LLC are bi-directional any of the four SPI lines can go through any
of the BD-LLC’s four channels.
Using the BD-LLC for I2C
I2C is the communication standard where the BD-LLC really shines, because it requires that both data
and clock signals – SDA and SCL – be bi-directional. Each of those lines can be passed through any of
the BD-LLC’s level-shifting channels.
For this example, let’s keep using the ADXL345 breakout but instead swap over to the I2C interface. We
can even add another I2C device…how about the L3G4200D Gyroscope Breakout. Since I2C is only a
two-wire interface, we have room on the BD-LLC to fit in a couple of extra signals, like the interrupt
outputs from each board