Kai Gossner's I3C Blaster Turns a Raspberry Pi Pico Into a Handy USB to I3C Bridge

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Kai Gossner's I3C Blaster Turns a Raspberry Pi Pico Into a Handy USB to I3C Bridge

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If you're looking to play with MIPI's successor to I2C on a tight budget, the I3C Blaster is for you.

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