Traditional I/O
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What is Traditional I/O?
Traditional I/O (Input/Output) refers to the methods used by a computer to communicate with peripheral devices. This often involves direct interaction with the CPU and memory, which can be inefficient. Common examples include serial ports, parallel ports, and direct memory access (DMA). Traditional I/O is often used in legacy systems or in situations where low-level control is needed.
What other technologies are related to Traditional I/O?
Traditional I/O Complementary Technologies
Ethernet I/P
Ethernet I/P is a modern industrial protocol often used as a replacement for traditional I/O, however it can use traditional I/O.
Foundation Fieldbus
Foundation Fieldbus is a digital communication protocol used in process automation which serves as a replacement for traditional I/O, however it can use traditional I/O.
Modbus TCP/IP
Modbus TCP/IP is a widely used industrial protocol that could replace traditional I/O in some applications but may also connect to traditional I/O devices.
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Automation Engineer
36 Automation Engineer jobs mention Traditional I/O
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Control Engineer
5 Control Engineer jobs mention Traditional I/O
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Electrical Engineer
6 Electrical Engineer jobs mention Traditional I/O
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Engineer
102 Engineer jobs mention Traditional I/O
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