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UART
UART provides asynchronous serial communication using configured baud rates and framing conventions. It is common for debugging, device communication, configuration interfaces, and low-cost point-to-point links.
02
SPI
SPI is a synchronous serial interface commonly used for short-distance communication between controllers and peripherals such as sensors, displays, converters, and memory.
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I2C
I2C is a two-wire serial bus supporting addressed communication among controllers and peripherals. Its shared-bus architecture makes it useful for multiple low-speed devices on the same board.
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CAN
CAN is designed for robust multi-node communication and is widely used in automotive and industrial embedded systems. It includes mechanisms for arbitration, error detection, and message-based communication.
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Embedded Networking
Embedded Ethernet connects devices to local and wide-area networks and enables increasingly sophisticated applications such as industrial monitoring, robotics, edge computing, and connected products.