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How to identify a commnication interface is level triggered or edge triggered?

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Hi,
How we can identify whether a communication (SPI/I2C etc) is level triggered or edge triggered w.r.t clock?
 

It is usually both. UARTs trigger on start edge using 16x clock then center sample for 10 bits. or till stop bit.
Sync channels PLL to data transitions.
Handshaking communciation could be level sensitive.
 

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