Authors: Abdalrhman Alquaary, Hasan Bayhan
In industrial environments, achieving effective communication between electronic devices poses a multifaceted challenge that hinges on the seamless integration of both hardware and software protocols. This paper introduces AB485, a purpose-built data transfer protocol designed primarily for microcontroller-based systems, offering a streamlined solution to the complexities of software protocol implementation. We delve into AB485's design principles and features, underscoring its minimal hardware and software requirements. Notably, AB485 stands out for its ease of implementation, enabling engineers or system integrators to seamlessly integrate it into their projects. We also explore potential applications where AB485's efficiency and low overhead make substantial contributions to ensuring reliable data transmission. By presenting AB485, our research contributes to the field of data transfer protocols, offering an accessible and efficient solution for resource-constrained applications, while addressing the intricate interplay of hardware and software in data communication.
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