Editing Serial communication (section)

==Examples of architectures==
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*[[ARINC 818]] Avionics Digital Video Bus
*[[Atari SIO]] (Joe Decuir credits his work on Atari SIO as the basis of USB)
*[[Binary Synchronous Communications]] BSC - Binary Synchronous Communications
*[[CAN bus|CAN]] Control Area Network Vehicle Bus
*[[ccTalk]] Used in the money transaction and point-of-sale industry
*[[CoaXPress]] industrial camera protocol over Coax
*[[DMX512]] control of theatrical lighting
*[[Ethernet]]
*[[Fiber Distributed Data Interface]]
*[[Fibre Channel]] (high-speed, for connecting computers to mass storage devices)
*[[FireWire]]
*[[HDMI]]
*[[HyperTransport]]
*[[InfiniBand]] (very high speed, broadly comparable in scope to [[Peripheral Component Interconnect|PCI]])
*[[I²C]] multidrop serial bus
*[[MIDI]] control of electronic musical instruments
*[[MIL-STD-1553|MIL-STD-1553A/B]]
*[[Morse code]] [[telegraphy]]
*[[PCI Express]]
*[[Profibus]]
*[[RS-232]] (low-speed, implemented by [[serial port]]s)
*[[RS-422]] multidrop serial bus
*[[RS-423]]
*[[RS-485]] multidrop multimaster serial bus
*[[SDI-12]] industrial sensor protocol
*[[SERCOM]]
*[[Serial ATA]]
*[[Serial Attached SCSI]]
*[[Shift Register]] with serial-in and serial-out configuration
*[[SONET]] and [[Synchronous Optical Networking|SDH]] (high speed telecommunication over optical fibers)
*[[SpaceWire]] Spacecraft communication network
*[[S/PDIF]] and [[AES3]] audio communication protocols
*[[Serial Peripheral Interface Bus|SPI]]
*[[T-carrier|T-1]], [[E-carrier|E-1]] and variants (high speed telecommunication over copper pairs)
*[[Universal Serial Bus]] (for connecting peripherals to computers)
*[[UNI/O]] multidrop serial bus
*[[1-Wire]] multidrop serial bus
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