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Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C) is a communication protocol widely used for interfacing low-speed peripherals in embedded systems. For Linux users, interacting with I2C devices programmatically can be a boon for automation and monitoring. This article explores how to leverage the i2c-tools package in Linux to efficiently read from and write to I2C devices. Q&A on Using i2c-tools with I2C Devices A1: i2c-tools is a set of utilities that make it easier to debug I2C buses and connected devices in Linux. It includes tools for reading and writing data. This toolkit is invaluable for developers and technicians working with hardware that communicates over the I2C bus, as it provides direct, scriptable access to the devices.