Understanding the Working Principle of CAN Bus

Understanding the Working Principle of CAN Bus

Click the above “Easy Learning Electronics” to follow and easily learn electronic knowledge. Easy Learning Electronics Subscription Daily updates on technical articles in the electronics industry and the latest news on microcontrollers, making it easy to learn anytime, anywhere. In a CAN bus, the priority of messages sent by all transceivers ranges from the least … Read more

Why Serial Interfaces Are Faster Than Parallel Interfaces

Why Serial Interfaces Are Faster Than Parallel Interfaces

Many engineers who started learning with the 51 microcontroller might feel a bit confused by this question. How can a parallel interface, which can send a large amount of parallel data, be slower than a serial interface? The 51 microcontroller also has a parallel port, which is used for driving LCD screens and connecting external … Read more

Communication Protocols: SPI, IIC, UART, CAN Notes (Part 2)

Communication Protocols: SPI, IIC, UART, CAN Notes (Part 2)

5. CAN Communication Protocol CAN stands for Controller Area Network, which was developed by the German company BOSCH, known for its automotive electronic products, and has ultimately become an international standard (ISO11519 and ISO11898). It is one of the most widely used field buses internationally. CAN is a multi-master asynchronous serial communication bus. Due to … Read more

Understanding RS-422/RS-485 Interfaces

Understanding RS-422/RS-485 Interfaces

Table of Contents 1. Key Technical Features of RS-485 2. Application Scenarios 3. Standards 4. Advantages of Using Differential Signal Transmission 5. Similarities and Differences Between RS-422 and RS-485 5.1 Differences in Bus Architecture 5.2 Differences in Common Mode Voltage Range 5.3 Differences in Input Impedance of Receivers 5.4 RS-485 Transceivers with Enable Pins 6. … Read more