SPI communication between two arduino boards

[@Greebstreebling]

Really helpful explanation, thank you for sharing. This is really good for newcomers to SPI who want to send a command and receive a response. Just the right amount of detail. Great!

[@rajdeepdas86]

Thanks for the tutorial. There are very few examples in internet of slave sending data back to master using SPI. This is one of the examples. Thanks again.

[@chipride8119]

Thank you!

[@leakedazaz]

Thanks for the video! I have a question can the same ISR be setup for the master if I expect the slave to send data without master sending something first?

[@chipride8119]

Yes you can

[@leakedazaz]

@@chipride8119 can you provide some for information on this? I thought all communication is initiated by the master.

[@emine2769]

Hello,firstly thanks for your video.I am working a project.I need to send more than one data for my project.I don't know how to do it.

[@chipride8119]

Hi, as for SPI CS/SS line is pulled low you can send bit streams and then Pull it high to stop transmission. So using this you can place your data bytes and send

[@bhuvneshwarbajpeyee5084]

Hi Ajay ..I have request to u...
Can u make videos on I2C, SPI interface with Tm4c123...If it possible for u..
Thanks for giving us this depth knowledge of advanced embedded systems...

[@chipride8119]

Hi Bhuvnesh, I will do it...

[@bhuvneshwarbajpeyee5084]

@@chipride8119 Thanku...

[@Jacky-pu1jx]

I see that you're using a slave select pin in the master code, but aren't u supposed to be working with a slave select pin in the slave code as well?

[@chipride8119]

We can use gpios as Slave Select pin

[@sachinkudari]

Thank you

[@chipride8119]

Welcome!

[@muhammadmughees9869]

please share the code files