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UNIVERSAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Microcontroller And Interfacing Name : Patel Maharshi En. No. : 130460111007 Guided By : Prof. Parth Patel Name : Sagar Jagdish En. No.:130460111015

Serial and Parallel Communication

Chapter Objectives Explain serial communication Standards, ports, resources etc. Show a few examples of serial communication connections used in practice Describe the features of parallel communication Standards, use etc.

Module Serial Communication

Serial Communication Implementation Popular implementation found in older and some newer computers is known as the RS-232 serial connection found in microcomputers Newer type of serial connections Universal Serial Bus (USB) IEEE 1394 serial connection that is also known as the FireWire connection

RS-232C Serial Standard The most popular standard Conforming serial ports are found in the following Micro Minis and mainframes Sometimes these ports are also known as the asynchronous ports or asnch ports in short It is also possible to conduct synchronous transmission through these ports as well

Purpose of the Serial Ports Parallel Digital Data Expansion Bus Serial Interface In Out Serial Digital Data

Faster RS-232 Serial Ports and Summary Module Faster RS-232 Serial Ports and Summary

Sample USB Devices Keyboards Monitors Digital Cameras Digital Vide Recorders etc.

Advantages of USB Over the RS-232 Port Higher speed Ability to daisy chain different devices Support for hot plug-and-play

Serial Communication Connections Module Serial Communication Connections

Parallel Communication Module Parallel Communication

Definition of Parallel Communication Transmission of information over multiple links between two points Multiple electronic links

Parallel Transmission Multiple links

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