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ATM18 Catches the RS-485 Bus

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Published in issue 412, April 2011

ATM18 Catches the RS-485 Bus

If you’re looking to establish communications between two electronic boards via a wired link over a distance of over 1 km, with no intermediate active elements, then there’s really only one solution: an RS-422 link. And if you want to link three boards, then the point-to-point link becomes a multi-point link, and you’ll need an RS-485 bus.

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