RS485 Uses (Infographic)

 

RS485 provides engineers and technicians with the ability to overcome latency and time-tagging issues commonly associated with traditional dual COM port monitoring solutions.

 

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RS232, RS422, and RS485 Asynchronous Communications in the Field

• Industrial Control
• Military and Aerospace
• Gaming
• Consumer Electronics
• Entertainment
• Instrumentation

It also supports engineering applications in areas such as:

• Bar Code Readers
• Vending Machines
• Motor Drivers
• Teller Machines
• Electronic Scales
• GPS Receivers
• Slot Machines
• Printers
• Laser Controllers
• Alarm Systems
• Embedded Microprocessors
• Networking Equipment
• Automatic Test Equipment (ATE)
• Voting Machines
• Medical Equipment
• Data Acquisition Equipment
• Postal Equipment
• Avionics Equipment
• Point of Sale (POS) systems
• Metering Equipment
• Diagnostic Equipment
• Automatic Assembly Equipment

Today many globally recognized businesses leverage the RS485, including:

• Sandia National Laboratories
• Diebold
• Spinemed
• Apollo Video Technology
• Toshiba
• Siemens
• Toro
• Abbott
• JMA Wireless
• Video Gaming Technologies
• General Electric
• Cisco
• Applied Materials
• Lam Research
• Coca-Cola
• FMC Technologies
• Bose
• Conexant
• Schneider Electronic
• Rockwell Automation
• TSI Semiconductors
• Thales Group
• Epson
• Song
• Northrop Grumman
• Teledyne
• Honda Metropolitan Water District
• Lockheed Martin
• Pacific Gas and Electronic Thermo Fisher Scientific
• United States Postal Service
• Virgin Media