Serial Port Communication tutorial using Java and Arduino (ATmega328P)
User Manual for USB2SERIAL V3.0
Native Serial Port Programming on Linux (Unix) system using C and terminos API
Submitted by Rahul.Sreedharan on 7 June 2015 - 11:17am
tutorial on programming the serial port on linux distros like ubuntu,fedora ,mint linux,debian
Hello Folks,
This is a tutorial on how to program the Serial Ports on your Linux box.Serial Ports are nice little interfaces on the PC which helps you to interface your embedded system projects using a minimum number of wires.In this tutorial we will write a small program that will send and receive ASCII characters to a microcontroller development board.
Cross Platform serial communication using Python (PySerial) and Arduino
Tutorial on connecting an Arduino or Microcontroller (AVR ATmega328P,MSP430 ,PIC) with a Linux/Windows PC using serial port (VCP). and communicating with it using Python and pySerial library.
Serial Port Programming Tutorials
Cross Platform Python Serial Port Programming Tutorials
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USB to Serial,RS232,RS485 Converter (USB2SERIAL V3.0)
USB2SERIAL V3.0 is a FT232 based protocol converter which can be used as the following
Serial communication using Python (PySerial) and Arduino/AVR/PIC Micro on Linux
A short tutorial on how to setup a serial port communication between a Linux PC/Laptop and a AVR/PIC/MSP430 Microcontroller or Arduino using pySerial and Python.
Cross platform Serial Programming using C# and Arduino on Linux and Windows
Submitted by Rahul.Sreedharan on 29 December 2020 - 5:30am
serial programming tutorial on windows /linux using CSharp (C#) and dot net framework and net core
In this tutorial we are going to learn How to program the serial port on a Windows/Linux PC using C# .
The main goals of the tutorial are
Serial Port Programming using Visual Basic.Net and Arduino for Beginners
Hello folks,
Visual Basic.net is an easy to learn language from Microsoft for the windows platform. One of the cool features of Visual Basic.net is the ability to whip up good looking GUI components with a few lines of code.