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Flow control is the process of managing the rate of data transmission between two nodes

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I am using a DM9051 10/100M Ethernet controller IC plugged into a Netgear GS308EPP switch. It appears that flow control is not working: If the microcontroller controlling the DM9051 stops receiving, ...
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In the circuit below, why there is a resistor R2? What would be the difference if it wasn't there? simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab I am not in school. This is not ...
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I'm using an ESP32S3 chip and trying to implement OTA through a cellular modem. The size of the bin file is 1250KB. The cellular modem has an AT command that downloads all the content in one go. Since ...
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I am currently trying to understand can communication using the ISO 15765-2 (ISO-TP) and Unified Diagnostic Services (UDS) Protocols using can. At this point I have a question about the Flow Control ...
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I have a development board which outputs A...Z repeatedly through the USB serial port. Then I created a simple Python script to read from the serial port device ...
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I need to electronically control discharge of very small air volume over a reasonably large period. Something like discharging 33ml over 15 seconds. I have tried a needle prick hole but it discharges ...
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I need Vin to go into one of two branches and then continue to Vout, the boxes represent DC-DC converter, one at 20V and another at 15V. What keeps voltage from going through Branch 1 into Vout node ...
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I'm hoping to control the flow of chemical by shutting a solenoid valve periodically over short intervals, similar to this video: https://youtu.be/O49mqn33vBI?t=6 Does anyone know if conventional ...
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simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab Hello everyone, I want the current to flow from A to B if the switch is pressed. What can I do here? Total newbie here. Thank you. ...
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I'm communicating data from my microcontroller (Teensy) to my Bluetooth module (nRFx) which is also a microcontroller that I can program. I use UART to communicate the data I want to send over ...
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I've got a question that has been perplexing me for a while. (Correct me anytime) (Please do not give me any textbook definitions.) Starting with the name of the question itself, I believe current is ...
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I want to use a Solenoid valve for my project, the valve will be used for water in which is facing one problem if there is no power, how can we get water from the valve, I don't want to add any kind ...
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At low baud rate such as 9600bps, I do not think hardware flow control CTS/RTS is necessary. I believe at higher baud rates, CTS/RTS will be necessary. What is this baud rate? Can one still do without ...
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Is it possible to use Python to control the Brooks 0152/0154 power supply that powers and controls Brooks MFC units? The manual mentions the pin outs of the RS-232 ...
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I am currently designing a mips microcontroller for a class. I am now working on the control unit for the microprocessor and I am wondering if I should use minimization vs using flow control (if, case)...
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