[Jesus] is helping his cousin learn about microcontrollers. Right now they’re on the subject of serial communications, which turned into a nice way to add a Hackaday Easter Egg. Using and FTDI chip in ...

Blistering speed distinguishes today's serial data transmission schemes. OEMs have already productized 2.5-Gbit/s and 3-Gbit/s designs, and 5-Gbit/s technologies are on the way, with 12-Gbit/s making ...

Single-wire data transmission is useful when operating a multitude of disperse components if high speed isn’t a requirement, but there’s a need for flexibility. The approach reduces the number of ...

This application note presents the simultaneous clock-synchronous serial data transmission and reception. It presents the specifications, the functions used, principles of operation and the ...

The most common method for sharing data between devices is via a digital means of communications. Several standard buses implement such methods, with the main differences between them being data rate ...