How To Connect Multiple I2C Sensors/devices With Arduino

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I want to connect two, three or more I2C sensors/devices to Arduino (as slave), How can I do it??

Answer

You need to do the following:

  • Make sure that each sensor/device should have a unique I2C address to these sensors/devices. In the case of the addresses are duplicate, you need to change I2C address of the sensor/device to make it unique. To change I2C address of a sensor/device, you need to read its datasheet or manual. Manufacturers usually offer one of the follwing ways to change I2C address:
    • Changing I2C address via command
    • Changing I2C address via a jumper (soldering may required)
  • For wiring, you can connect all I2C sensors/devices to the same Arduino I2C pins (SCL, SDA, VCC, GND).
  • In the code, you just need to specify the unique I2C address for each sensor/device

To check I2C address of a sensor/device, see How to know I2C address of sensor/device

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