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RS-423 RS-422 8 A note on standards The RS-423 standard (also known as CCITT V.10) has a maximum data transmission rate of 100 kBaud at distances up to 250 feet/80 meters. It can be used at a maximum distance of 4000 feet/1200 meters at data rates less than or equal to 5 kBaud. The maximum cable length and data rate are dependent upon the rise time of the signal carrying the digitial data. A fast rise time allows higher baud rates, whilst a slow rise time allows for longer cable lengths. The rise time is determined by the hardware used. It is not usually possible to change it. Consequently, an RS-423 driver can be tuned to support high data rates or long cable lengths, but not both. RS-423 is a recent standard is not yet as commonly used as RS-232. However, high baud rates and long distance capabilities are increasing the popularity of the RS-423 electrical standard. RS-423 Application Data In RS-423 Interface Data Out Single-ended data transmission is unreliable at very high data rates, over very long distances, or in noisy environments. For these applications, differential data transmission can provide superior performance. It can eliminate the effects of ground shifts and induced noise. On a differential transmission line, ground shifts and induced noise become common mode noise. By using differential data transmission, the RS-422 standard (also known as CCITT V.11) supports data rates of up to 10MBaud at distances equal to, or less than, 30 feet/10 meters. It supports cable lengths of up to 4000 feet/1200 meters at data rates up to 100 kBaud. RS-422 Application Data In RS-422 Interface optional R t Data Out 71

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A note on standards
8
RS-423
The RS-423 standard (also known as CCITT V.10) has a maximum data
transmission rate of 100 kBaud at distances up to 250 feet/80 meters. It can be used
at a maximum distance of 4000 feet/1200 meters at data rates less than or equal to
5 kBaud.
The maximum cable length and data rate are dependent upon the rise time of the
signal carrying the digitial data. A fast rise time allows higher baud rates, whilst a
slow rise time allows for longer cable lengths. The rise time is determined by the
hardware used. It is not usually possible to change it. Consequently, an RS-423
driver can be tuned to support high data rates or long cable lengths, but not both.
RS-423 is a recent standard is not yet as commonly used as RS-232. However, high
baud rates and long distance capabilities are increasing the popularity of the RS-423
electrical standard.
RS-422
Single-ended data transmission is unreliable at very high data rates, over very long
distances, or in noisy environments. For these applications, differential data
transmission can provide superior performance. It can eliminate the effects of
ground shifts and induced noise. On a differential transmission line, ground shifts
and induced noise become common mode noise.
By using differential data transmission, the RS-422 standard (also known as
CCITT V.11) supports data rates of up to 10MBaud at distances equal to, or less
than, 30 feet/10 meters. It supports cable lengths of up to 4000 feet/1200 meters at
data rates up to 100 kBaud.
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RS-423
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RS-423 Application
Data
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RS-422
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