Hi
Can you help check the transmission distance @ baud rate 1152000bps ? thanks!
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Assuming you mean 115200 bps, about 1.3 m with standard shielded cables; low-capacitance cables would allow higher distances. See tldp.org/HOWTO/Remote-Serial-Console-HOWTO/serial-distance.html for details.
HI PYTsai,
If you mean 115.2kbps - its going to depend on what package you are using, connectors, and the cable type.
If using RGT package than using CL = 1000pF would be a good place to start for a safe approximation. So if your connectors are 100pF each (2 of them) and the cable you are using has 150pF/m of capacitance then you could support 5.3 meters.
But it is critical to check your own cable parameters - the other link provided in this thread makes way too many assumptions and is outdated w.r.t. RS-232; we have a capacitance budget on this part of 1000pF (it can handle higher loads - up to 2500pF - but the max speed isn't spec'd there)
Please let me know if 115.2kbps is correct.
Best,
Parker Dodson