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What is UART?

Universal Asynchronous receiver transmitter




  • As name defines, it is asynchronous mode of communication which means communication between two devices is not dependent on any common signal ( no common clock pulse ) required to communicate.
  • As it is Asynchronous mode of communication, hence " no master - no slave ".
  • Independent clock of both the devices.
  • It can be done only between 2 devices as this is not address mode communication.
  • It follows RS232 standard which is given by EIA.
  • RS232 voltage levels are 
    1. -3 to -25 volts dc : logic 1
    2.  3 to 25 volts dc   : logic 0
  • While transmitting data, LSB is sent first.
  • It follows full duplex mode of communication.
  • It need one line to transmit the data and one line two receive the data, so basically 2 lines to full duplex. 

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