Communication Protocols — question 4 of 10
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You've wired an SPI sensor to a microcontroller. On the scope, the clock is toggling cleanly and chip select is asserted for the whole transaction, but every byte you read back looks like it's shifted by one bit -- as if the MSB from the next byte leaked into the current one. What's the likely cause, and how would you fix it?