Field bus communication module based on microcontroller
A field bus and communication module technology, applied in the field of bus communication modules, can solve problems such as increasing data transmission time and reducing real-time control, and achieves the effects of good compatibility and flexibility, strong real-time performance and good versatility
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[0040] For the sake of reference and clarity, the technical terms, abbreviations or abbreviations used below are recorded as follows:
[0041] DC / DC: Refers to DC to DC power supply. DC / DC conversion is to control the output effective voltage by adjusting the original direct current (PWM) (duty cycle).
[0042] LDO: (Low Dropout Regulator), which means low dropout linear regulator. Linear regulators use transistors or FETs operating in their linear region to subtract excess voltage from the applied input voltage to produce a regulated output voltage.
[0043] TVS: (Transient Voltage Supressor), which means transient voltage suppressor. The TVS tube is a high-efficiency protection device in the form of a diode.
[0044] DPRAM: (Dual Part Memory), which means dual-port memory. DPRAM has two sets of completely independent data lines, address lines and read and write control lines on one SRAM memory, and allows two independent systems to simultaneously access the memory random...
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