Which hardware components on the circuit board integrate the HART communication protocol?
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This post was last edited by denghl on 2012-8-4 21:42. I have recently been studying the aspects related to circuits; instruments use the HART protocol for two-way communication. So, what hardware should be used when designing circuit boards to enable the functionality of the HART protocol? I have already read about the basic principles of the HART protocol; I just don’t know how to implement it at the hardware level. I hope someone can help answer a few questions; I look forward to your advice!
It is related to the relevant network layer 7 protocols and is quite similar; generally, its functions are implemented in the transceiving devices.
Thank you very much. What books or materials should I read to learn about transceivers? Thanks!
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