In this project, we will be making a communication between Arduino and Raspberry Pi which transfer vital information by sending data one bit at a time.
Serial communications are essential for every Micro-controllers to communicate between Micro-controllers and another device. The Micro-controller sends these 1 and 0 (bits) that contain necessary information one by one, or Serially. These bits form together and turn into bytes (composed of 8 bits). For further information, check it out sparkfun binary tutorials.
It’s a fairly easy project and can be used either on its own or part of something bigger (Check it Out >> Integrated Weather Station).
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