I2C vs. SMBus

Are there actually any differences between these two?

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Graeme
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I think there are more experts on uk.d-i-y than here on this subject!

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Fred

SMBus is the System Management Bus defined by Intel Corporation in

1995. It is used in mobile and desktop personal computers for low-speed communication in the system. The I2C bus and the SMBus are popular 2-wire buses that are essentially compatible with each other. Complete compatibility between both buses is ensured only below 100kHz.
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Tomi Holger Engdahl

Thanks.

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Graeme

Too true. uk.diy is one of the most helpful groups I subscribe to.

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Graeme

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