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USB Complete : Everything You Need to Develop Custom USB Peripherals
New edition of one of the definitive books on USB.
preview: http://www.amazon.com   date: 8/1/2005 |

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USB Mass Storage: Designing and Programming Devices and Embedded Hosts
Editorial Reviews ECN Magazine, January 2007 If a design employs USB mass storage and you must write the controlling code, you will need this book. Review 'Jan Axelson knows better than almost anybody else how to write clearly and how to explain complex technical issues.' 'EDN 'If a design employs a USB mass-storage device connection, you will need this book. I recommend it highly.' 'ECN magazine See all Editorial Reviews
preview: http://www.amazon.com   date: 9/1/2006 |

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Alacron Technical Papers
Industrial Imaging * Machine OCR * Real-Time Imaging * The Pros and Cons of USB2.0 * The Future of High Performance Machine Vision * The Impact of Future Microprocessors on Imaging Technology * The Impact of Microprocessors on Medical Imaging Technology
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DSL Design USB Articles
Original Nuts&Volts magazine article available for reading on-line ADD A UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS INTERFACE TO YOUR NEXT PROJECT -- IT'S EASIER THAN YOU MIGHT THINK! added: 5-1-01 This is the article that started it all. Get the basics on the DLP-USB1 USB adapter. To read the article click here. Nuts&Volts magazine article available for reading on-line added: 12-10-01 The article describes both the DLP-IO16 and DLP-IO26...
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A Step-By-Step Guide to Developing USB I/O Devices
This guide takes a step-by-step approach to the development process and an example design is implemented using this process. This example is a simple buttons and lights design; it includes an 8 bit input port and an 8 bit output port that can be controlled by the PC host or from the I/O device. This design is easily expanded to cover other applications. Other examples are available.
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Embedded USB - a brief tutorial
If you need your embedded application to talk to a PC then increasingly the way to go is USB. Partly this is because of the performance it can supply but also for the very practical reason that many PCs and most portables no longer have parallel or serial ports. But unlike the good old parallel or serial cables these interfaces are far from simple to implement, debug or program. Here is a quick summary of some terms you might encounter.
preview: http://www.computer-solutions.co.uk   |