What's the PLC communication method?
PLC communication mainly adopts serial asynchronous communication, and its commonly used serial communication interface standards include RS-232C, RS-422A and RS-485.
RS-232 and RS-422, when communicating with the host computer, the PLC communication with the computer. If the transmission distance is less than 16 meters, the serial port RS-232 can be used directly. If it is greater than 16 meters, the PS-232/RS-422 converter is used. Convert it to RS-422 and connect it to your computer. RS-232 interface has low data transmission rate, limited transmission distance and poor anti-interference ability. RS-422 adopts full-duplex communication mode Fand adopts differential transmission mode to enhance the anti-common-mode interference capability. Another PLC communication RS-485 is an improvement to RS-422. The difference is that RS-485 uses half-duplex communication.
RS-232, RS-422 and RS-485 PLC communication interface are serial data interface standards originally developed and published by the Electronic Industries Association (EIA):
★★★ PLC communication interface RS-232 was released in 1962 and named EIA-232-E as an industry standard to ensure compatibility between different manufacturers.
★★★ PLC communication interface RS-422 was developed from RS-232, which was proposed to make up for the lack of RS-232. To improve the shortcomings of short RS-232 communication and low speed, RS-422 defines a balanced communication interface that increases the transmission rate to 10 Mb/s and the transmission distance to 4000 ft (at rates below 100 kb/s). It also allows up to 10 receivers to be connected on a balanced bus. RS-422 is a one-way, balanced transmission specification for single-machine transmission and multi-machine reception. It is named TIA/EIA-422-A standard.
★★★ In order to expand the scope of application, EIA developed the PLC communication interface RS-485 standard on the basis of RS-422 in 1983, adding multi-point, two-way communication capability, which allows multiple transmitters to be connected to the same bus, while increasing The driver's drive capability and collision protection feature extend the bus common-mode range and are later named TIA/EIA-485-A. Since the proposed standards proposed by EIA are all prefixed with "RS", in the field of communication industry, it is still customary to prefix the above standards with RS.
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★★★ PLC communication interface RS-232 was released in 1962 and named EIA-232-E as an industry standard to ensure compatibility between different manufacturers.
★★★ PLC communication interface RS-422 was developed from RS-232, which was proposed to make up for the lack of RS-232. To improve the shortcomings of short RS-232 communication and low speed, RS-422 defines a balanced communication interface that increases the transmission rate to 10 Mb/s and the transmission distance to 4000 ft (at rates below 100 kb/s). It also allows up to 10 receivers to be connected on a balanced bus. RS-422 is a one-way, balanced transmission specification for single-machine transmission and multi-machine reception. It is named TIA/EIA-422-A standard.
★★★ In order to expand the scope of application, EIA developed the PLC communication interface RS-485 standard on the basis of RS-422 in 1983, adding multi-point, two-way communication capability, which allows multiple transmitters to be connected to the same bus, while increasing The driver's drive capability and collision protection feature extend the bus common-mode range and are later named TIA/EIA-485-A. Since the proposed standards proposed by EIA are all prefixed with "RS", in the field of communication industry, it is still customary to prefix the above standards with RS.
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