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    What is the maximum number of I3C Devices that can be connected on the same Bus?

    The I3C Bus is limited to around a dozen devices.

    FAQ Category:

    • Introduction to MIPI I3C v1.0 and I3C Basic v1.0
    FAQ Type: 
    I3C

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