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English: Connecting an Atmel AVR to a PC serial port using resistors to form a "poor man's" level converter. This circuit may work on some PC's, but is an extremely poor choice for a serial interface that must be reliable, i.e. in any sort of production-quality product. Still, 2 resistors are a lot cheaper than more appropriate solutions such a MAX232-family IC, or a discrete solution using transistors. |
Date | 8 November 2007 (original upload date) |
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Author | DepartedUser3 at English Wikibooks |
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