Abstract
The chapter is divided into two main sections, the first of which provides background on the types of communication requirements that frequently arise in intelligent-sensing applications. The remainder of the chapter explores the communication options available for the dsPIC family of devices, identifies the situations for which each option is most appropriate, and explains specifically how to use the associated hardware modules. The chapter also discusses the three different communication interfaces that are widely used to connect the dsPIC digital signal controller (dsPIC DSC) to peripheral devices, to networks of sensors and controllers, and to remote systems. The dsPIC DSC offers an extensive array of communication options, with the appropriate method dependent upon the nature of the data to be communicated, the speed at which the data must be transferred, and the physical medium over which the communications must take place.
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