Interfacing Microcontrollers to the Industrial World
Utilizing embedded microcontrollers for industrial applications requires special attention given the harsh and noisy environment. Going from a supply voltage as low as +1.5V or +3.3V to the +24V industrial world requires careful design decisions and dedicated solutions to achieve safe and reliable operation.
The following white paper describes the different challenges and design considerations to be made, as well as potential solutions to maximize functional safety and ease of serviceability.
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Interfacing Microcontrollers to the Industrial World
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