user6331: I'm design a custom PCB based around the Arduino Zero/Adafruit Feather M0. The plan is to use a few I2C devices. I just had a few questions about whether I've designed the board correctly. 
You'll see that I've used 10k resistors on each devices's SDA and SCL lines, but is this necessary? I've seen it mentioned on a few online documents for certain breakout boards etc... 
Also, are the devices just connected in parallel? Are there any considerations I need to make when using 3 I2C devices like this?
 

user4143: 
You'll see that I've used 10k resistors on each devices's SDA and SCL lines, but is this necessary? I've seen it mentioned on a few online documents for certain breakout boards etc...

You should have just two 3.3K resistors - one on the SDA and one on the SCL lines.  However all your 10K resistors in parallel will equate to about the same thing - just taking up 3x the space.

Also, are the devices just connected in parallel?

Yes, it's a simple multi-drop bus.

Are there any considerations I need to make when using 3 I2C devices like this?

Not really, no.  The frequencies in use are generally too low to require any specific layout considerations. Just try to keep vias to a minimum and don't snake the traces around the board too far.  

6331: <p>I'm design a custom PCB based around the Arduino Zero/Adafruit Feather M0. The plan is to use a few I2C devices. I just had a few questions about whether I've designed the board correctly. </p>

<p>You'll see that I've used 10k resistors on each devices's SDA and SCL lines, but is this necessary? I've seen it mentioned on a few online documents for certain breakout boards etc... </p>

<p>Also, are the devices just connected in parallel? Are there any considerations I need to make when using 3 I2C devices like this?</p>

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 4143: <blockquote>
  <p>You'll see that I've used 10k resistors on each devices's SDA and SCL lines, but is this necessary? I've seen it mentioned on a few online documents for certain breakout boards etc...</p>
</blockquote>

<p>You should have just two 3.3K resistors - one on the SDA and one on the SCL lines.  However all your 10K resistors in parallel will equate to about the same thing - just taking up 3x the space.</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>Also, are the devices just connected in parallel?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Yes, it's a simple multi-drop bus.</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>Are there any considerations I need to make when using 3 I2C devices like this?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Not really, no.  The frequencies in use are generally too low to require any specific layout considerations. Just try to keep vias to a minimum and don't snake the traces around the board too far.  </p>
