The first chips to interface between the USB bus and asynchronous serial busses (UARTs) appeared in the early 2000s. These ICs make it possible to connect any device that requires a full duplex asynchronous serial link (whether RS-232 compatible or not) to a USB host bus. This article presents an up to date overview of the chips available to designers.
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