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    The SPI bus consists of 4 signals - MOSI which transmits data from the master to a slave, MISO which transmits data from a slave to the master allowing full duplex communication, SPCK which is the clock line controlled by the master, and SS (slave select) lines which the master uses to select an individual slave by driving its line low.

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    The SPI bus consists of 4 signals - MOSI which transmits data from the master to a slave, MISO which transmits data from a slave to the master allowing full duplex communication, SPCK which is the clock line controlled by the master, and SS (slave select) lines which the master uses to select an individual slave by driving its line low.

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    Explain the functions of each 4 signals of SPI?

    The SPI can be used for various purposes from communicating with peripheral to other processors. SPI transfer is built up of one master and one to several slaves, each slave addressable by using a dedicated chip select line. The SPI bus consists of two data lines, a clock line, and a number of slave select control lines. One of the data lines, MISO (master in, slave out), is used for transmission from the slave to the master, the other, MOSI (master out, slave in), is used for transmission from the master to the slave. Thus the communication is full duplex. The master also controls the clock line, SPCK, and the slave select control lines, SS. When the master wishes to communicate with one of the slaves, the slave select line of that slave is driven low.

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