Difference between revisions of "ITU V.35 serial line interface"
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| − | The '''ITU V.35 serial line interface''' standard (usually known simply as '''V.35''') is a [[serial line]] interface | + | The '''ITU V.35 serial line interface''' standard (usually known simply as '''V.35''') is a [[synchronous serial line]] interface. It is a [[differential pair|differential]] system, compatible at the [[analog]] level with the [[EIA RS-422 serial line interface]], but using different [[connector]]s (the 37-pin ISO 4902 and 15-pin ISO 4903 connectors). The maximum speed is 2 Mbit/s. It was later re-numbered as 'ITU-T recommendation V.11'. |
The use of differentials allows high speeds over longer distances; it also avoids issues with requiring a common [[ground]]. | The use of differentials allows high speeds over longer distances; it also avoids issues with requiring a common [[ground]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:48, 14 May 2023
The ITU V.35 serial line interface standard (usually known simply as V.35) is a synchronous serial line interface. It is a differential system, compatible at the analog level with the EIA RS-422 serial line interface, but using different connectors (the 37-pin ISO 4902 and 15-pin ISO 4903 connectors). The maximum speed is 2 Mbit/s. It was later re-numbered as 'ITU-T recommendation V.11'.
The use of differentials allows high speeds over longer distances; it also avoids issues with requiring a common ground.
