1、Serial ports and COM ports refer to the physical interface form (hardware). TTL, RS-232, and RS-485 refer to the level standards (electrical signals). 2、When connecting devices, generally only GND, RX, and TX are connected. The Vcc or +3.3V power line is not connected to avoid conflicts with the power supply of the target device. 3、The … Read more
Follow our official account to receive timely updates on new articles. Introduction: RS-232, RS-485 and RS-422 are standards defined and published by the Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA). EIA is an American industry association focused on developing and promoting standards in the electronics and electrical industries. Among these, RS-485 is highly praised and widely used in … Read more
1. RS-232 RS-232-C is a serial physical interface standard established by the Electronic Industry Association (EIA) in the United States. RS stands for “Recommended Standard,” 232 is the identification number, and C indicates the revision number. Its full name is “Serial binary data exchange interface technology standard between Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) and Data Communication … Read more
Follow+Star Public Account, don’t miss out on exciting content Source | Semiconductor Industry Observation Although both standards have long been used for serial communication, RS-485 offers valuable features that RS-232 does not. Learn more in this article. Any form of communication requires rules to help ensure everyone stays consistent. In the electronics field, these rules … Read more
The RS-232 bus is the most widely used serial interface bus in PC and industrial communication. The RS-232 interface was originally defined by the American EIA (Electronic Industries Alliance) as a standard for communication between computers and terminal devices. Due to its simple interface and high reliability for short-distance communication, it is widely used in … Read more
These communication standards play different roles in industrial automation. Let me use a traffic system analogy to help you understand: Basic Positioning of the Four Standards 1. RS-232: A One-to-One Small Road Features: The earliest serial communication standard (1969) Point-to-point full-duplex communication (simultaneous two-way) Single-ended signal transmission (susceptible to interference) Typical transmission distance ≤ 15 … Read more
Serial interfaces are primarily used for serial bit-by-bit data transmission, allowing for bidirectional communication with just a pair of transmission lines, which offers the advantages of simple communication lines and low costs. Nowadays, many serial data interfaces are used in specific fields, with common examples including I2C, CAN, LIN, SPI, Flex, MOST, and I2S. Of … Read more
Hello everyone, I am Da Yi, and today we are going to talk about the serial communication protocol between microcontrollers (MCU) and PLCs. When it comes to serial communication, many of you might feel confused, but don’t worry, I will clarify everything shortly. What is Serial Communication?Communication is everywhere; for example, the way you and … Read more
ClickFollow“PLC Wireless Communication” for daily amazing discoveries! Is RS-232 a standard communication interface or a protocol?? Is RS-232 a bus?? What is the relationship between fieldbus and networks?? Does each bus have a protocol?? What is the main function of the PLC communication module?? It’s all a mess, please advise, thank you. Whoever can explain … Read more
1. The serial port and COM port refer to the physical interface form (hardware). TTL, RS-232, and RS-485 refer to the level standards (electrical signals). 2. When connecting devices, usually only GND, RX, and TX are connected. Vcc or +3.3V power lines are generally not connected to avoid conflicts with the power supply of the … Read more