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Re:How we made the PJON network protocol from scratch by SV_BubbleTime on Sunday December 20, 2020 @12:51PM (#25488083)
Thanks, that helps.

I had to check quick at a gas station and post this.

For the most part, I took away 27kbps, and it seems the intention is software bit bang.

Sure, it’s not master/slave like LIN, and with an arbitration scheme more like CAN. But, without hardware codec, DMA buffering and interrupts, I feel it’s a lot less useful to me as my embedded projects are already pushing their limits with hardware communication.

Still, while it’s not good for me, I do see utility in a bit bang format for LED, IR, simple RF, etc. This makes sense and seems well thought out.

Re:How we made the PJON network protocol from scratch by gioscarab on Sunday December 20, 2020 @01:01PM (#25488154)
No worries, for sure the SoftwareBitBang implementation is not designed to stream digital audio or video at high speed but it is handy for many to move few bytes from sensors in a local network that can be built very quickly and at a low cost.

Have a nice Christmas :)