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Handheld USB-Powered Universal Chip Programmer
Fairport, NY, USA: Saelig Company, Inc. (www.saelig.com) has introduced the Dataman S6 Programmer which is the successor to the world's best-selling handheld device programmer,
Extension Media Creates Content Marketing Services Group Headed by Technology Media Veteran Chris A. Ciufo
Microchip Introduces World’s First Programmable USB2 Controller Hubs; Adds Simultaneous Support for USB2 and HSIC, Low-Power Modes
Renesas Electronics Announces USB 2.0 Hub Controller Chip with Battery Charging Function
eCosCentric adds integrated USB Host support to eCosPro
SMX RTOS Now Available to Ease Development on Sitara AM335x ARM Processors from Texas Instruments
Dedicated USB-to-UART Bridge Chip Optimized for Android-Based Systems
NXP Semiconductors announced the release of a breakthrough USB3.0 SuperSpeed redriver, the PTN36241B
Beagle USB Protocol Analyzers – Completing the Need for Speed
Microchip Expands USB Portfolio With Fifteen New 8-bit PIC® MCUs
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Chris A. Ciufo on All Things Embedded

Does Altera Have “Big Data” Communications on the Brain?
In wireless, wireline and financial “big data” applications, moving all those packets needs...
Chipnastics

New Processor Core Options Try Some ARM Wrestling
When designing a system on a chip (SoC) that employs one or more embedded processor cores, the choice...
Pallab's Place

EUV and eBeam at SPIE ADV Litho 2013
While the main manufacturing flows are still focusing on optical lithography, eBeam and EUV are still...
Blog Post: Pop Quiz Hotshot / (TI E2E Community)
I loved Bruce Trump's blog post yesterday on the "The Signal" blog and thought all our educators and students would like the chance to test themselves! So with his permission... I'm reposting here! Test yourself and post your quiz score in the comment section below! Highest scorer will get a fun little...
Thunderbolt 2, USB 3.0, and 10G USB – Who wins? / (To USB or not to USB)
Thunderlbolt 2, USB 3.0 and 10G USB – Who will Win? Apple announced MacPro, circular cone shaped Apple PC with 6 Thunderbolt 2 ports. That’s right, 6 ports. What is Thunderbolt 2? Why would you possibly need 6 ports of anything, on any PC? Well, this is the PC that will make all other PCs feel [...]...
Help me my pc wont let me do anything :/ / (Consumerization: BYOD)
Hi, basically my laptop wont let me do anything. It wont connect to an internet connection, it does t recognise any USB, services wont work, system restore doesnt work, alot of settings doesnt work, most things i click on, a message pops up saying "The specified service does not exist ......
Does Altera Have “Big Data” Communications on the Brain? / (Chris A. Ciufo on All Things Embedded)
In wireless, wireline and financial “big data” applications, moving all those packets needs prodigious FPGA resources, not all of which Altera had before their recent series of acquisitions, partnerships, and otherwise wheeling-and-dealing. I caught up with an old friend at … Continue reading →...
Featured Articles
SuperSpeed USB Certification: Know Before You Go…
Participation in the SuperSpeed logo certification program helps ensure seamless device interoperability, but “know before you go” means pre-screening for compliance.
USB Lets Power Go to its Head
While some USB capabilities haven’t taken off yet, the USB Power Delivery specification is generating plenty of excitement.
Creating Compliant USB Designs
Avoid common design and testing pitfalls with USB 2.0 and 3.0 products to ensure they work reliably and meet the USB-IF compliance test requirements.
Faster Connectivity Needed for Increasing Storage Requirements and 4K Video
The demand for faster response time, combined with consumers’ bottomless appetite for storage and higher resolution video, drives the need for faster wired interfaces like 10G USB and Thunderbolt 2.
Extending the Scope of Android Platforms via USB Connectivity
Through the Android Open Accessory Initiative, USB interconnection can support the control of external hardware via Android platforms.
An Interview with PICMG President and Chairman Joe Pavlat
From small to large, PICMG evolves COM Express, CompactPCI, AdvancedTCA and MicroTCA.
USB Deployment: The Software Perspective
A look at how USB operates in order to ease the deployment of a USB stack in an embedded design.
The Accelerating Demand for 10 Gbps SuperSpeed USB 3.0
USB 3.0 is ubiquitous in new PCs as a standard feature, but it's commonly considered to have come later to the market than consumers would have preferred. Anyone who purchased a new
PCIe Follows USB 3.0 to Mobile Applications
PCIe is following USB into mobile chip-to-chip applications by adopting the low-power MIPI M-PHY.
The Heartbeat Behind Portable Medical Devices
Ultra-low-power, mixed-signal MCUs help developers deliver medical devices to a market that demands the very best in performance and affordability in the smallest form factors.
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Embedded USB
Compatible Operating Systems: FreeRTOS, Keil RTX, MQX, Nucleus, Quadros RTXC, ThreadX, u-velOSity, uC/OS-II, CMX RTX, eCOS, emBOS, EUROS, ‘no-RTOS’, custom schedulers & super

smxUSBH™ (Host Stack), smxUSBD™ (Device Stack), smxUSBO™ (OTG)
Compatible Operating Systems: SMX® RTOS, Easily ported to proprietary environments, stand alone, and other RTOS’s USB Support: USB Host, Device, On-The-Go smxUSBH (Host Stack),

Featured 16-bit PIC® MCU and dsPIC® DSC USB devices from Microchip
Microchip’s 16-bit product profile offers a wide variety of USB devices, from low power to high performance, from low pin count to high pin count, from extremely low power to unique

External USB Bridges from Microchip
Microchip’s USB bridges enable systems designers to implement USB connectivity without having to have much knowledge about the protocols themselves. For most applications, connectivity

8-bit USB PIC Microcontrollers from Microchip
As USB reaches ubiquity in the Personal Computing market, it has also become a widely accepted communications interface for embedded applications. With the advent of inexpensive USB









