For more information on RS-485, you can also refer to some previous articles in our series: 1. Please check out this comprehensive RS-485 beginner’s guide!2. From beginner to advanced applications! Say goodbye to using RS-485 without understanding it! 3. What projects to test with RS-485, and how to test them? ▉ Overview of RS-485 RS-485, … Read more
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
Hidden Costs of Isolated RS-485 Optocoupler Design Optocouplers, also known as optical isolators or optoelectronic couplers, have been used for over 40 years to achieve current isolation in electronic circuits. Optocouplers use LEDs and phototransistors to communicate signals without transmitting current. As a low-cost solution, optocouplers have remained popular. But considering the advancements in digital … Read more
Follow+Star Public Number, don’t miss wonderful content Source | Zhou Ligong The RS-485 bus is widely used in communication, industrial automation, and other fields. In practical applications, it is often encountered whether to add pull-up and pull-down resistors and what size of resistors is appropriate. Below we will analyze these issues in detail. Why are … Read more
01 【Common Ground】 RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 all belong to UART, which stands for Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter. They can complete the communication process using only two signal lines (Rx and Tx); However, due to the different voltage levels used by each, when converting from UART to RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485, a chip such as SP3232E … Read more
BFH Click the blue text to follow us↑↑↑↑ RS-485 is a wired transmission, so it requires a hardware transmission medium, which is essentially just two wires. The actual signal transmitted on these two wires is the same; the sender splits this signal into two, but at the receiving end, it is restored to its original … Read more
Past and Present RS-485, what does RS mean? It is an abbreviation for Recommended Standard, which means a recommended standard. 485 is the standard identification number, and there is no need to delve into why this identification number is set. RS-485 is also known as ANSI/TIA/EIA-485, these prefixes are abbreviations of standard associations’ names, for … Read more
The RS-485 bus is widely used in industrial environments, which may experience high levels of electrostatic or surge interference. Engineers typically use gas discharge tubes and TVS diodes to build protective circuits. However, these circuits have a high junction capacitance, which, if improperly applied, can affect communication. This article will introduce a low junction capacitance … Read more
Click the card above to follow for more information RS-485 is a physical layer bus design standard in industrial and instrumentation applications, and has become one of the most widely used standard communication interfaces in the industry.This communication interface allows for multipoint bidirectional communication over a simple pair of twisted wires, and its noise suppression … Read more
