I²C Drivers
Implementations of i2c_api (Python) for various dongles. Dongles are usually USB-to-I2C bridges that act as I2C master devices and allows one to talk I2C slave devices present on the I2C bus.
Following dongles are supported:
To add this library to your project do
uv add i2c_drivers
On how to use these drivers see documentation for i2c-api.
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