Interfacing with a 16V logic bus TX/RX on a Prop
mumcs01
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This is probably more of a general electronics question, but I'm trying to interface this to a Propeller because I want to send and receive randomly on a bus and using seperate COGS is perfect.
I'm trying to connect to a bus with a prop using 2 pins 1 TX and one RX, the bus uses 0V +-4.5VDC for Low and 16V +- 6.5VDC for high and uses manchester incoding at around 1200bps. Anyone have any great ideas on the interface side to accompish this. TX/RX with a minimal set of parts. Ideally I was just going to use a dual channel Opto to do the level shifting, but I can't seem to find one that is tolerant in the 16 +-6.5V range. Any ideas should be great. Thanks!
I'm trying to connect to a bus with a prop using 2 pins 1 TX and one RX, the bus uses 0V +-4.5VDC for Low and 16V +- 6.5VDC for high and uses manchester incoding at around 1200bps. Anyone have any great ideas on the interface side to accompish this. TX/RX with a minimal set of parts. Ideally I was just going to use a dual channel Opto to do the level shifting, but I can't seem to find one that is tolerant in the 16 +-6.5V range. Any ideas should be great. Thanks!
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On the transmit side, you'll need a source of 16V. Just use an NPN switching transistor with a pullup to 16V.