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Synchronous Serial Port

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A Synchronous Serial Port (SSP) is a hardware controller commonly found in microcontrollers that provides support for synchronous serial communication protocols depending on the specific implementation. An SSP can operate in either master or slave mode, following a master–slave communication paradigm in which the master device provides the clock signal and coordinates data transfer across the bus.

This hardware commonly supports one of are two widely used protocols Inter-Integrated circuit (I2C) and the Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI).[1]

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  1. ^ Srinivas, Ananthula; Kumar, M. Kiran; Bhandari, Jugal Kishore (December 2014). "Design and Verification of Serial Peripheral Interface" (PDF). International Journal of Engineering Development and Research. 1 (3): 130–136. Retrieved 25 March 2026.


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