Data communication and Circuits Guide - Electronics and Review

Group-delay equalizer has gain more than 1

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RS-232 to RS-485 Isolated Converter

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Circuit translates TTY current loop to RS-232C

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Circuit converts between TTL and shifted ECL

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Two transistors form bidirectional level translator

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MAX1480

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Use a PIC for automatic baud-rate detection

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RS-232C interface meets telecomminications safety specs

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RS-232 to RS-422 conversion cable schematic

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RLC circuits match transmission lines to loads

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Current Loop Converter

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TTL to RS-232 interfacing

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SP-L modulator uses single-speed bit clock

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Logic Family Voltage Translation

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Speedy Spice subcircuit models lossy line

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Maxim

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DC power wire also carries clock or data

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Emissions killers trap common-mode currents

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Two Channel, Port Powered RS-232 to RS-422 Converter

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Circuit adapts differential input to drive coax

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RS-232 to RS-232 Port-Powered Optical Isolator

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RS-422/485 Application Note

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Use power line for baud-rate generation

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RS-232 over voltage protection circuits

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Synchronizing controller detects baud rate

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Correlator works in presence of noise

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RS-232C circuit has galvanic isolation

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Line driver economically synthesizes impedance

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RS-232/485 converter has automatic flow control

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IC adds full-duplex RS-485 operation

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Two-transistor circuit replaces IC

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Simple RS-232 receiver

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Commonly used RS-232 serial port cables

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Nb = 33