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Single-Wire Interface (SWI)

Single-Wire Interface (SWI)

The Atmel Single Wire Interface (SWI) is a special purpose interface primarily used to communicate with Atmel Crypto-Authentication products. The protocol is designed to be compatible with standard microcontroller UART peripherals.
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