What are the chips? I can't think of how you can do something SPI-like
without a chip select, as the chip will not know who you're talking to or
where the end of a command is. Is it, perhaps, I2C? If so, I2C includes
address bits in the bitstream. The chips are either pre-programmed with an
address or have pins that let you set an address.

Harold


> Hi:
>
> I have a problem where I would like to interface four chips with an
> spi-like interface. These chips have no chip-select line.
>
> Is there some sort of mutiplexer chip that I can use to choose which
> slave chip I want to send the data/clock signals to?
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