XR16V654IL-F

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The UARTs (Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter) provide users with the essential communications between devices, commonly referred to as the “asynchronous communication interface”. These components are often used for data transfer, communication with peripherals, and also for control of devices, such as sensors and actuators. The XR16V654IL-F is a low-cost UART designed for use in embedded applications. In this article, we will discuss the application fields and working principle of the XR16V654IL-F.

Application

The XR16V654IL-F is an asynchronous serial communication port, meaning it does not require a clock signal for operation. This makes it a great solution for applications in which the time between transmissions is not reliable, such as communication over Zigbee, where there can be considerable communication delays due to interference. The XR16V654IL-F is also well suited for low cost applications such as simple wireless RS-232 connections, and in embedded applications such as industrial control. The XR16V654IL-F provides an asynchronous serial communication port, meaning it can be used to communicate with peripherals, such as sensors and actuators.

Features

The XR16V654IL-F provides a number of features designed to enhance the operation of its asynchronous serial communication port. It has a maximum data rate of 120 kB/s and supports RS-232, UARTs, and two-wire communication. The XR16V654IL-F supports various handshake protocols as well, allowing for different forms of data exchange between two devices. Furthermore, this UART is designed for low power consumption, so it can be used in battery-powered or energy-saving applications. It has a low standby current consumption of 6 mA, so it can be used in battery-powered applications.

Working Principle

The XR16V654IL-F operates on a simple 8-bit synchronous serial communication protocol. Data is sent in 8-bit segments, with the most significant bit sent first. The XR16V654IL-F is able to switch between transmit and receive modes seamlessly, so it can send and receive data simultaneously. The data is sent in 8-bit blocks using a start bit and a stop bit. The data rate can be adjusted depending on the application. The device supports TTL and UART protocols, and it is compatible with various handshake protocols.

The device has a wide range of operating temperatures, allowing it to be used in extreme conditions. It also has an integrated low-power standby mode, which minimizes power consumption when the device is not in use. Additionally, the XR16V654IL-F can be configured to operate in loopback mode.

Conclusion

The XR16V654IL-F is a low-cost asynchronous serial port designed for embedded applications. It supports RS-232, UARTs, and two-wire communication, as well as various handshake protocols. The device also has a low power consumption, making it well suited for battery-powered and energy-saving applications. It operates on a simple 8-bit synchronous serial communication protocol, and can be configured to operate in loopback mode. Therefore, the XR16V654IL-F is an ideal solution for a variety of applications.

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