SPI slave without MISO pin
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I'm designing a circuit with this LCD display.
It will interface with STM32L0 MCU over SPI bus.
as you can see, in LCD's datasheet there are only 3 lines of SPI pins. SCL - Clock, SI - Serial Data and CS.
I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data? Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
thank you!
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I'm designing a circuit with this LCD display.
It will interface with STM32L0 MCU over SPI bus.
as you can see, in LCD's datasheet there are only 3 lines of SPI pins. SCL - Clock, SI - Serial Data and CS.
I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data? Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
thank you!
pcb-design circuit-design spi lcd
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I'm designing a circuit with this LCD display.
It will interface with STM32L0 MCU over SPI bus.
as you can see, in LCD's datasheet there are only 3 lines of SPI pins. SCL - Clock, SI - Serial Data and CS.
I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data? Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
thank you!
pcb-design circuit-design spi lcd
I'm designing a circuit with this LCD display.
It will interface with STM32L0 MCU over SPI bus.
as you can see, in LCD's datasheet there are only 3 lines of SPI pins. SCL - Clock, SI - Serial Data and CS.
I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data? Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
thank you!
pcb-design circuit-design spi lcd
pcb-design circuit-design spi lcd
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Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
For sure. Many devices need only data from the master and do what they have to do without conferring with the master. I can think of DAC devices that produce an analogue output with just the data collected from the SPI bus. Some will communicate back to the master but only usually when setting up the registers of more complex devices; for a simple DAC, MISO is usually omitted: -
Digipots have a similar story; they mostly don't have MISO: -
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I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data?
That is very well possible.
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
Yes, but floating pins are bad so add a pull-up to your MISO.
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
For sure. Many devices need only data from the master and do what they have to do without conferring with the master. I can think of DAC devices that produce an analogue output with just the data collected from the SPI bus. Some will communicate back to the master but only usually when setting up the registers of more complex devices; for a simple DAC, MISO is usually omitted: -
Digipots have a similar story; they mostly don't have MISO: -
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
For sure. Many devices need only data from the master and do what they have to do without conferring with the master. I can think of DAC devices that produce an analogue output with just the data collected from the SPI bus. Some will communicate back to the master but only usually when setting up the registers of more complex devices; for a simple DAC, MISO is usually omitted: -
Digipots have a similar story; they mostly don't have MISO: -
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2
down vote
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
For sure. Many devices need only data from the master and do what they have to do without conferring with the master. I can think of DAC devices that produce an analogue output with just the data collected from the SPI bus. Some will communicate back to the master but only usually when setting up the registers of more complex devices; for a simple DAC, MISO is usually omitted: -
Digipots have a similar story; they mostly don't have MISO: -
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
For sure. Many devices need only data from the master and do what they have to do without conferring with the master. I can think of DAC devices that produce an analogue output with just the data collected from the SPI bus. Some will communicate back to the master but only usually when setting up the registers of more complex devices; for a simple DAC, MISO is usually omitted: -
Digipots have a similar story; they mostly don't have MISO: -
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I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data?
That is very well possible.
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
Yes, but floating pins are bad so add a pull-up to your MISO.
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up vote
1
down vote
I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data?
That is very well possible.
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
Yes, but floating pins are bad so add a pull-up to your MISO.
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data?
That is very well possible.
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
Yes, but floating pins are bad so add a pull-up to your MISO.
I've wondered, is it because the LCD only receives data from SPI Master and not sending back any data?
That is very well possible.
Is it possible to use SPI bus like that with route only 3 pins?
Yes, but floating pins are bad so add a pull-up to your MISO.
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