[wiring]: change I2C timeout in FuelGauge and PMIC to a more manageab… #2096
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Steps to Test
Normally, it only takes ~650us per reading/writing register of the FuelGauge or PMIC, so it's enough to sets the default I2C timeout to 10ms for them, instead of using the default 100ms timeout in I2C HAL. If using 100ms default timeout, the
delta T
if timeout occurred would be ~300ms.Example App
Completeness