White Paper: RS-485: Still the Most Robust Communication - Embedded Computing Design

By Robert Nicoletti

Maxim Integrated

March 01, 2017

White Paper: RS-485: Still the Most Robust Communication

An examination of the characteristics that make RS-485 the most popular interface protocol for use in harsh, industrial environments.

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