decoding of the abbreviation TI

[placidity.master_gmail.com]

In continuation of the topic "documentation curve": in the entire document RM0316 there is no decoding of the abbreviation TI for SPI.

[Peter BENSCH]

TI stands for the semiconductor supplier Texas Instruments, which sometimes uses a slightly different variant of the SPI protocol for their devices.

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/Peter

[placidity.master_gmail.com]

and how should I understand this by reading the documentation ? why didn't we make a normal transcript for all abbreviations ? and this is not the first problem, when I remember where else I saw a mysterious set of letters, I will write here.

[Tesla DeLorean]

Because knowing there are differences between TI and MOTOROLA SPI modes is assumed to be taught in classes beyond high-school? Bit like MOTOROLA 6800/6809 vs INTEL 8080 type differences in 8-bit external parallel buses.

https://www.edaboard.com/threads/difference-between-spi-motorola-mode-and-spi-ti-mode.324750/

[Tesla DeLorean]

If these things stump you again, try simple word association in Google, there's probably coverage in Wikapedia

https://www.google.com/search?q=spi+ti

[placidity.master_gmail.com]

I study electronics on my own.

[placidity.master_gmail.com]

I already found out through Google. but the documentation is not complete if it does not decipher its abbreviations.