Design and Development of USB 2.0 Devices

Author: Bian Hailong, Jia Shaohua (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: USB has become a standard configuration interface on computers and is a common method for communication between external devices and computers. This book introduces USB 2.0 protocol and the knowledge related to the design and development of USB devices from two perspectives. The book is divided into 12 chapters. Chapters 1-8 cover USB 2.0 protocol, including USB 2.0 specifications, USB hubs, device detection, control transfers, USB transfer methods, mechanical and electrical characteristics of USB devices, data formats and signal encoding in USB, and other fundamental concepts. Chapters 9-12 introduce, through specific examples, how to develop a USB 2.0-compliant device, including introductions to common USB controller chips, hardware design of USB devices, firmware design, and driver design. The book provides numerous example programs with detailed explanations, helping users develop their own USB devices. The language is easy to understand, the content is rich and detailed, and the book highlights its example-centered approach. It is suitable for readers with a certain level of professional knowledge and experience in USB design and development, and can serve as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students in computer science.