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USB for Embedded Systems, Viewed from the Embedded Target Side

USB has rapidly became the ubiquitous serial communication standard for computer peripherals and many other types of products, replacing RS-232. This session discusses the basics of USB technology and how it can be integrated into embedded systems. Mastering this technology can be a daunting challenge, since the USB 2.0 specification covers 650 pages, and associated standards must be considered as well. The presentation focuses on the areas that engineers must address when creating a product that uses a USB Device, Host or On-The-Go interface. Design implications and solutions are covered to provide valuable real-world perspective.

Presented: 10/14/2008, 9:30 AM
Length: 120 Minutes

Course Material:

• Presentation

Related Courses:

• Taking Advantage of the Renesas USB API
• USB for Embedded Systems, Viewed from the Host Side
• Adding USB Connectivity to an Embedded System