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Description: A bus coupler is a device that connects different bus segments, allowing communication between them. In the context of embedded systems, these couplers are essential for facilitating the interconnection of components operating on different communication protocols or speeds. Their primary function is to act as an intermediary that translates and adapts signals between different […]