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    <br> These high voltages need attenuation down to voltages that 3.3 V or 5 V transceivers can handle. A typical attenuation factor should be on the order of 10 to 1, effectively reducing the magnitude of the voltages present internally at the comparator. The receiver input circuit includes electro-static discharge (ESD) protection, a resistor-divider network, and biasing current, influencing the magnitude and common-mode voltage reaching the differential comparator. RS-485 stands out from other signaling standards due to its significant differential output voltage and extensive common-mode range. The first function is to attenuate large signals that are beyond the range of the supply voltage of the receiver. Balanced interface: RS-485 uses a balanced transmission line, meaning it has two signal wires carrying equal and opposite signals to reduce noise and improve signal integrity. The remaining two wires provide ballanced-line, half-duplex communication. By selectively activating only one of these 9 lines at any one time, the 16F877 sets up direct communication to and from the desired port via the single function 8-wire bi-directional I/O data bus. R1201 sets the PWM frequency used to drive the solenoid. The above figure shows the typical network connections for half-duplex (two-wire) RS-485 implementations. The objective of each circuit is to uphold a voltage at the receiver inputs above the minimum input threshold and ensure a known logic state under one or more of three fault conditions.<br>

    <br> In the above figure, there is a current source connected between the B input terminal of the comparator and the ground. Since the drop from 5 V to 3.3 V and the current demands are rather small, a simple linear regulator works well here. It is also possible to convert between RS485 and RS232 using simple interface converters that may include optical isolation between the two circuits as well as surge suppression for any electrical ‘spikes’ that may be picked up. There are two functions of the resistor-divider network present on the A and B inputs of the comparator. With such an implementation of a RS485 network it is necessary that there is error detection implemented in the higher level protocol to detect the data corruption and resend the information at a later time. However, it is important to note that as the length of the cable increases, signal distortion can occur during transmission along the communication line, thereby reducing the maximum data rate that can be achieved. An RS-485 transceiver typically integrates several key components into a single chip to facilitate reliable communication over RS-485 networks.<br>

    <br> Grounds between buildings may vary by a small voltage, but with very low impedance and hence the possibility of catastrophic currents – enough to melt signal cables, PCB traces, and transceiver devices. The devices are USB 1.1 specification full speed (12 mbits/second) compliant. V5 versions include USB / DC 5.5mm cable. For long connections, use terminating resistors at both the master and the farthest end of the line, commonly using 120Ω, though the actual value should be calculated based on cable specifications. The Lumen’s upcoming powered feeders will communicate using RS-485, a multidrop serial bus common in industrial applications. I will make use of both arrangements in later chapters. These characteristics make it well-suited for operation in noisy electrical environments and various applications, including industrial automation, e-metering, and motor control. This robustness is the main reason why RS-485 is well-suited for long-distance networking in noisy environments. When using RS485 communication, try to use short cable lengths to minimize noise interference, and ground the shield of the isolation network together with the main communication line. The main advantage of a smart serial interface with built-in MPU and memory is great flexibility. In fault conditions they are protected to sustain common mode voltages up to peaks of 1KVdc. This isolation can be used in serial communications systems where high integrity data transmission and reception are required in an electrically severe environment.<br>

    <br> Among various topological structures, the Daisy Chain topology is considered the optimal choice for RS-485 due to its minimal impact on signal integrity. The characteristic feature of the Daisy Chain topology is the sequential connection of each device along a single line, forming a loop structure. In RS-485 networks, multiple nodes are interconnected in parallel to form a bus, RS485 standard known as the bus topology. Multipoint operation from a single 5-V or 3.3V supply: RS-485 allows multiple devices (up to 32 unit loads) to be connected to the same communication bus, powered by a single 5-volt or 3.3-volt power supply. This configuration facilitates efficient data transmission between devices while reducing the risk of signal distortion. RS-485 facilitates the robust transmission of moderate data rates across long distances in multipoint communication applications. In areas with significant signal interference, it may be necessary to implement a mechanism in the communication software for multiple queries to distinguish between signal interference and device disconnection.<br>

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