IT8350E Datasheet or Programming Protocol

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  • webwicht
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    • Oct 2021
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    IT8350E Datasheet or Programming Protocol

    Is there any information about the ITE IT 8350E Sensor Fusion/Hub Controller
    such a reverse engineered minimalist data sheet or a specification of it's programming protocol?

    Thanks
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