USART

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USART (Universal Synchronous/Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) is a hardware communication module used in microcontrollers to send and receive serial data in both synchronous and asynchronous modes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hardware communication module
serial communication interface
canDetect framing error
overrun error
parity error
canInterfaceWith RS-232 transceivers
RS-485 transceivers
TTL-level serial devices
communicatesOver RX line
TX line
optional clock line
configuredBy software registers
controlledBy baud rate generator
dataFramedAs data bits
optional parity bit
start bit
stop bit
differsFrom UART by supporting synchronous mode
doesNotRequire shared clock line for asynchronous mode
fullName Universal Synchronous/Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter NERFINISHED
hasComponent receive data buffer
receive shift register
transmit data buffer
transmit shift register
hasFunction receive data
transmit data
integratedIn ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers
AVR microcontrollers NERFINISHED
PIC microcontrollers NERFINISHED
isSimilarTo UART NERFINISHED
operatesAtLayer physical layer
requires clock source for synchronous mode
supportsDirection full-duplex communication
half-duplex communication
simplex communication
supportsFeature DMA support
configurable baud rate
data bit length configuration
error detection
hardware flow control
interrupt-driven operation
parity control
stop bit configuration
supportsMode asynchronous
synchronous
usedFor serial data communication
usedIn microcontrollers
microprocessors
usedInApplication communication between microcontroller and PC
embedded systems
industrial control systems

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