Stopbiti

Stopbiti is a term used in the context of serial communication to refer to the additional bit or bits appended to the end of a data frame to signal the end of a transmission. This bit is typically set to a logical high state (1) and is used by the receiving device to synchronize the start of the next data frame. The number of stop bits can vary depending on the communication protocol and the specific requirements of the devices involved. Common configurations include one stop bit, one and a half stop bits, and two stop bits. The use of stop bits helps to ensure that the receiving device can accurately interpret the incoming data stream and maintain proper synchronization with the transmitting device.