Discussion in "Component Price and Availability" started by    thulsi1991    Oct 5, 2011.
Wed Oct 05 2011, 09:40 pm
#1
I am working on an 8051 microcontroller project and need to use RS232 cable and 9-pin connector for serial communication. Can anyone inform me where I can get a serial card for installing in my PC (for serial communication)?
Thu Oct 06 2011, 02:05 pm
#2
There is nothing called serial card. It is called RS232 to USB Converter or vice versa. If you have RS232 port in your PC, no need of converter. If it is a latest laptop or desktop without RS232 port, you can go for the converter. It is available in all the computer shops.
Thu Oct 06 2011, 08:19 pm
#3
@ thulsi1991
UART is inside the pc if it has serial port if it has usb ports then use usb to serial converter as Amit give you idea
Mon Nov 28 2011, 10:32 pm
#4


There is nothing called serial card. It is called RS232 to USB Converter or vice versa. If you have RS232 port in your PC, no need of converter. If it is a latest laptop or desktop without RS232 port, you can go for the converter. It is available in all the computer shops.

Amit Kumar Das



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Tue Nov 29 2011, 01:30 am
#5
Actually serial cards are available for PCs.
They plug into the slots found in most desktops.
They were common at one time, but not so much now.
Tue Nov 29 2011, 06:47 pm
#6
@ExperimenterUK
Yes, serial cards are available for PCs, but I installed one on my PC with some difficulty
Thanks!

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