| ??? 10/22/01 11:10 Read: times |
#15916 - RE: data sharing between two microcontroller |
If you have the pins available and the inclination to do so you could try setting up your own protocol to interface to microcontrollers. I have seen a project where the developer wrote his own code for exchanging data between two uCs, with his own handshake signals.
If you want serial communication you need 3 pins, if parallel, you'd need 1 port + 2 pins (a minimum of 2 handshake lines would be needed) the 8051 has its own variable baud rate serial communication facility. why not use that? Kundi |
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| RE: data sharing - Kunal | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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