What is the difference between Modbus ASCII and RTU transmission modes.
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What is the difference between Modbus ASCII and RTU transmission modes.
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- Can you tell the difference between parallel and serial transmission?When comparing character and block devices, the former often has a quicker data transmission rate. So, what do you make of this?What is the difference between Simplex, Half Duplex, and Full Duplex? What is the importance of knowing those transmission modes?
- How does the ALU support bitwise operations like XOR and NOR?Transmission speeds of character devices are often higher than those of block devices. To what extent is this statement accurate or false?What is the maximum theoretical data transfer rate (in Gbps) of a PCIe 4.0 x16 slot, assuming a 128b/130b encoding scheme?
- How can we use RS 232 standard to transfer data from DTE to DCE and vice versa? I did not quite get the concept of RS 232C.What word is used to combine rotational delay with seek time?Which of the two data transfer technologies do you believe is the most effective? Is it better to work in parallel or serial? Why?
