XR17D154IVTR-F

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UARTs, or Universal Asynchronous Receive Transmitters are a type of data transmission interface used for serial communications. The XR17D154IVTR-F is a completed UART with a baud rate of up to 12 Mbps, integrated transmit and receive buffers, several mode selections, and two onboard RTS and CTS pins that provide handshaking between two devices. With the high speed capability and several onboard features, the XR17D154IVTR-F is an ideal interface for high speed serial communications.

The XR17D154IVTR-F is used in a wide range of applications, such as embedded systems, network cards, and communications devices. It is used to connect systems together over a serial connection and as a bridge between computer and external devices. In embedded systems, the XR17D154IVTR-F is used to allow communication between devices with different speed demands, such as devices running at a lower speed than the rest of the system.

The XR17D154IVTR-F works on asynchronous serial transmission, which is the most common type of data transmission used. Data is sent in frames that have a start bit, followed by data bits, parity bit, and optionally a stop bit. The receiver then checks the parity bit and if it is set correctly, the data is received correctly. The XR17D154IVTR-F is also capable of performing several additional functions, such as flow control, which allows it to reliably transfer large data packets, and error detection and correction, which helps to ensure data integrity.

The XR17D154IVTR-F is a powerful UART that can be used in many applications. It is capable of high speed data transmission, flow control, and error detection and correction. It is also quite efficient, and can be used to connect devices with different speed demands. For these reasons, the XR17D154IVTR-F is an ideal choice for high speed serial communication applications.

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