what is the difference between RS 232,RS 485,RS 422, how
they different from each other
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Answer / miraclevinod
Full Duplex devices can transmit and receive data at the
same time. RS232 is a fine example of Full Duplex
communications. There are separate transmit and receive
signal lines that allow data to flow in both directions
simultaneously. RS422 devices also operate Full Duplex.
Half Duplex devices have the dubious honor of allowing both
transmission and receiving, but not at the same time.
Essentially only one device can transmit at a time while
all other half duplex devices receive. Devices operate as
transceivers, but not simultaneous transmit and receive.
RS485 operates in a half duplex manner.
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Answer / vinay singh
They are different in speed, Rs 232 consist of chain
structure,RS 485 and 422 are almost similar
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Answer / siddique akhtar
RS232 transmit signal upto 45feet at 19.2kbps while RS422
transmit signal 4000feet at 100kbps. max data rate are
19.2kbps for 50feet(RS232) and 10Mbps for 50feet(RS422).
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Answer / karthik
RS-232 is for sending signal to short distance and the
signal transfer is very fast
RS-422&485 is for sending signal to long distance and the
signal transfer is slow
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Answer / win
rs232 is half duplex & rs485 id full duplex in its function
which depends on programming
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