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    The document discusses the UART (Universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter), which allows for asynchronous serial communication with configurable data formats and transmission speeds. UART uses start and stop bits to transmit data from LSB to MSB bit-by-bit without a clock signal. It can operate using two common voltage levels and in simplex, duplex or half-duplex modes using only two pins and requiring the same baud rate between transmitter and receiver to synchronize using start and stop bits.

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    The document discusses the UART (Universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter), which allows for asynchronous serial communication with configurable data formats and transmission speeds. UART uses start and stop bits to transmit data from LSB to MSB bit-by-bit without a clock signal. It can operate using two common voltage levels and in simplex, duplex or half-duplex modes using only two pins and requiring the same baud rate between transmitter and receiver to synchronize using start and stop bits.

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    UART (Universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter)

    December 16, 2020 8:00 PM

    • asynchronous serial communication with configurable data format and transmission speeds
    • Bit-by-bit transmission from LSB to MSB with start and stop bits - uses shift registers

    • Two common signal levels


    ○ RS-232 - 12V
    ○ RS-482 - 5V
    • Simplex, duplex, half-duplex
    • No clock signal for sync - start and stop bits
    ○ When receiver end detects the start bit, it starts to read the data bits at specific baud rate.
    ○ both transmitting and receiving peripherals should work under same baud rate

    ○ Uses only 2 pins

    Protocols Page 1

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