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How does TTL serial work? - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange Point of terminology: "TTL serial" is a severely over-broad term, " (point-to-point) asynchronous serial (at TTL levels)" seems to be what you're asking about (Though that's still probably lacking, but at least better)
USART, UART, RS232, USB, SPI, I2C, TTL, etc. what are all of these and . . . TTL mean Transistor-Transistor-Logic and has its level for logical zero near 0V and for logical one near 5V Often any 5V logic is called TTL, although most circuits nowadays are built as CMOS Today there are also many circuits that work at 3 3V, which is no longer TTL
TTL to RS485 using MAX485 - Capacitor voltage requests I need to implement a TTL to RS485 converter into an home made project and searching by Google I found this module with related schematics: Could you help me by indicating the correct voltage for
Maximum cable length for 3. 3V UART signals For these reasons, just because you can get 145m out of Ethernet at 1Gbps does not mean you would get the same (or even 1000 times less) out of a 3 3V TTL signal down the same cable I recommend using a differential signalling driver such as RS422, that is what it is designed for
ttl - Logic gates qs on unconnected and mid-range inputs and gate . . . TTL integrated circuits assume unconnected inputs to be at logic 1 because the main requirement for driving a TTL input is to pull-down the level to near 0 V which takes about 1 mA per input Fan-in is the number of physical inputs on a gate For example, if you need a 2-input AND gate and you have only one input, you need to add logic