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Air Traffic Management

The leading synchronous HDLC communication protocol provides mature and stable air traffic control communication products, including communication servers, protocol converters, splitters and other products, and realizes the access, conversion, transmission, distribution and other functions of air traffic control secondary radar (SSR), ADS-B and other synchronous serial port data.
HDLC-ATC Air Traffic Data Communication Server
    2x or 3x 100M Ethernet interfaces and 4x, 8x or 16x synchronous HDLC serial ports (2x of which support asynchronous UART) to realize protocol conversion between serial ports and Ethernet ports.
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HDLC-RSD Synchronous Serial Port Splitter
    The Yacer HDLC-RSD Synchronous Serial Splitter is an active data distributor with a maximum baud rate of 250 Kbps, capable of 1 in 4 and 1 in 8 data sharing for HDLC synchronous serial ports
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HDLC-USB Portable Protocol Converter
    2x multi-protocol synchronous & asynchronous serial ports and 1x 10/100M Ethernet interface to achieve the protocol conversion between the serial port and the Ethernet interface.
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HDLC-ETH Serial Ethernet Converter
    4x synchronous / asynchronous serial port and 1x or 2x 100M Ethernet interfaces to realize the protocol conversion between serial and Ethernet.
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HDLC-LCM Low Power Communication Module
    4x synchronous / asynchronous serial ports and 2x 100M Ethernet interfaces to realize protocol conversion between HDLC, UART and Ethernet.
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TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Synchronous HDLC Communication Based on RS-422 Interface
Synchronous HDLC Communication Based on RS-422 Interface
Synchronous Communication and Asynchronous Communication
Synchronous Communication and Asynchronous Communication
Introduction to HDLC Protocol
HDLC protocol, sometimes known as SDLC protocol, is a link layer protocol widely used in industry communications. The HDLC protocol specification is referred to the ISO / IEC 13239 standard document.
Synchronous HDLC Application Based on RS-232 Interface
Synchronous HDLC Application Based on RS-232 Interface
Design and Implementation of HDLC Synchronous Serial Port for ATC Radar
The ATC radar data network uses the HDLC protocol to transmit target data, and the ATC radar and ADS-B equipment must be able to support the HDLC protocol and provide multiple synchronized serial ports for outputting radar data.
Introduction to the RS-232 Serial Interface
Introduction to the RS-232 Serial Interface