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As a software person who doesn't know much about this sort of thing: how does this work electrically? Presumably there's no current flowing as it's an open circ
by MaxBarraclough 6y ago
As a software person who doesn't know much about this sort of thing: how does this work electrically? Presumably there's no current flowing as it's an open circuit? Is it akin to a voltmeter using the ground as a point of reference? Why don't other wire-based protocols use the single-wire approach?
Does it have anything in common with 'single-wire earth return', in power-distribution?
- gioscarab 6y agoThe protocol is really simple +5v is 1, 0v is 0. The circuit is just a single conductor and a common ground pin. If you connect a LED between the bus and ground you can visually see packets in form of light pulses.