πŸ“Š Protocol View

Digital Communication Protocol Waveform Visualization Tool

πŸ”΅ I2C Protocol

400 kHz 2-wire

Two-wire communication, master-slave structure, widely used for sensors and low-speed peripherals

Features: Simple, pin-saving, multi-master/slave support

⚑ I3C Protocol

12.5 MHz 2-wire NEW

Next-gen I2C - Backward compatible, 30x faster, in-band interrupts, dynamic addressing

Features: I2C compatible, low power, hot-join, HDR modes

🟒 SPI Protocol

20 MHz 4-wire

Full-duplex high-speed communication, commonly used for Flash, ADC, DAC

Features: Full-duplex, high-speed, 4 modes

πŸš€ QSPI Protocol

400 Mbps 6-wire NEW

Quad SPI with 4 bidirectional data lines, 4x faster than standard SPI

Features: Quad/Dual/Standard modes, Flash memory, high bandwidth

πŸ”§ JTAG Protocol

10 MHz 4-5 wire

Boundary scan testing, chip debugging and firmware download

Features: 16-state machine, forced reset, debugging tool

πŸ“± MIPI D-PHY

2.5 Gbps Differential NEW

Mobile device high-speed interface, camera and display standard

Features: LP/HS dual mode, multi-lane, differential transmission

⚑ MIPI C-PHY

2.5 Gbps 3-wire NEW

Three-wire tri-state encoding, 30-40% more power efficient than D-PHY

Features: Efficient encoding, low power, embedded clock

🎨 Vector Drawing Editor

NEW Tool

Precisely draw state machine diagrams, flowcharts and technical graphics

Features: Grid assist, snap alignment, undo/redo, SVG export

πŸ“„ Specification downloads

This section lists official and reference specification documents that complement the interactive diagrams on Protocol View. Files are grouped by folder (for example I2C, I3C, or SPI) so you can browse the same layout as in the library.

Downloads are provided for personal study, interoperability, and engineering reference. Always follow the license or usage terms that apply to each document; Protocol View is not a substitute for obtaining authorized copies from the publisher when required.

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