USB Design by Example

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ISBN: 9780970284655 | 0970284659
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Copyright: 12/1/2001

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Provides designers with the expert knowledge and skills they need to design and implement USB I/O devices. Design examples cover most USB classes and provide insights into high-speed USB 2.0 devices. Softcover,. CD-ROM included.

Adding I/O Devices to a Modern PC

The Reasons for This Book

(2)

Hands-on Examples

(1)

How Much Technical Background Do You Need?

(1)

Focus of the Text

(1)

The Modern PC: A Short History

(3)

The PCI Bus

(1)

Easy to Use and Low Cost

(2)

USB Terminology

(9)

PC Host

(1)

USB Cable

(2)

Hub Device

(1)

I/O Device

(2)

Adding USB to an ``Old'' PC

(1)

Impact of USB on PC Host

(4)

Impact of USB on Embedded PCs and Other Devices

(2)

Chapter Summary

(2)

Close to the Wire

Differential Signaling

(1)

The Fundamental Packet

(2)

Different Packet Types

(6)

Start-of-Frame (SOF) Token Packet

(2)

IN, OUT, and SETUP Token Packets

(1)

Data Transfer Packets

(1)

Handshake Packets

(1)

Special Packets

(1)

Building a Transaction

(10)

Interrupt Transactions

(2)

Bulk Transactions

(1)

Isochronous Transactions

(2)

Control Transactions

(5)

PC Host Requests

(3)

Error Handling

(1)

Chapter Summary

(3)

Getting to Know You: Enumeration

Device Detection

(2)

Enumeration Steps

(6)

High-Speed Handshake

(1)

Device Descriptor

(2)

Configuration Descriptor

(1)

Interface Descriptor

(1)

Defining a Human Interface Device

(4)

HID Descriptor

(1)

Report Descriptor

(2)

Choosing a Device Driver

(1)

Minimum I/O Device

(1)

Enhancing the Minimum Device

(2)

Alternate-Speed Descriptors

(1)

Descriptors for a Feature-Rich I/O Device

(2)

Additional I/O Device Responsibilities

(2)

Chapter Summary

(3)

Choosing a USB I/O Device

Putting the Pieces Together

(13)

Start with a Transceiver

(1)

...Add a Serial Interface Engine

(5)

...Add a Protocol Controller

(2)

...Finally, Add Real-World I/O

(5)

Custom ASIC

(4)

What is USB Semiconductor Intellectual Property (SIP)?

(1)

Various kinds of USB SIP are available

(1)

What you should look for in USB SIP

(2)

What you should look for in A USB SIP vendor

(1)

Fixed-Function Devices

(1)

Selection Criteria

(1)

Chapter Summary

(3)

I/O Device Development Environment

Development Tools

(2)

Target Implementations

(8)

A Bond-Out Example

(3)

A Debug Monitor Example

102

(1)

An Integrated Debug Monitor Example

103

(1)

A USB Peripheral Example

104

(1)

A USB ASIC Example

105

(1)

Firmware Development Tools

106

(2)

PC Host Development Tools

108

(1)

USB Software Tools

109

(3)

USB View

109

(1)

Hidview

110

(1)

HID Descriptor Tool

111

(1)

Single-Stepping of USB Enumeration

112

(2)

USB Hardware Tools

114

(6)

Chapter Summary

120

(3)

PC Host Software

Visual Basic Review

123

(3)

Example 1: USB Device Display

126

(12)

Human Interface Design

128

(2)

Initializing Program

130

(1)

Enumerating a Host Controller

131

(4)

Descriptor Display

135

(3)

Example Summary

138

(1)

Display Human Interface Devices

138

(4)

Human Interface Design

138

(1)

Initializing Program

139

(2)

Displaying HID Information

141

(1)

Example Summary

141

(1)

Visual C++ Review

142

(1)

USB Device Display

143

(9)

Human Interface Design

144

(1)

Initializing Program

145

(1)

Enumerating a Host Controller

146

(4)

Descriptor Data Collection

150

(2)

Example Summary

152

(1)

Display Human Interface Devices

152

(6)

Human Interface Design

153

(1)

Initializing Program

153

(2)

Displaying HID Information

155

(1)

Example Summary

155

(3)

Design Example: Buttons and Lights

158

(28)

Designing the Hardware

159

(2)

Completing the Descriptors

161

(2)

Implementing Microcontroller Code

163

(17)

Attaching an Empty USBSIMM to the PC Host

180

(1)

Debugging I/O Device Hardware and Software

181

(3)

Writing the PC Host Application

184

(1)

Design Summary

185

(1)

Chapter Summary

186

(1)

Completing the Basic Design

Handling Power Requirements

187

(1)

Responding to a Suspend

188

(1)

Generating a Wakeup Event

189

(1)

Getting a Vendor ID

190

(1)

USB IF Compliance Overview

191

(2)

USB IF Testing Details

193

(17)

Interoperability

193

(2)

Interoperability Additions for High-Speed Testing

195

(1)

USBCheck

196

(2)

USBCheck Additions for High-Speed Testing

198

(1)

Full- and Low-Speed Signal Quality

198

(3)

Inrush Current

201

(1)

Power Consumption

201

(1)

High-Speed Electrical Testing

201

(1)

High-Speed Electrical Testing Equipment

202

(1)

Test Fixture

203

(1)

High-Speed Signal Quality

204

(2)

Receiver Sensitivity

206

(4)

Microsoft WHQL USB Testing Overview

210

(1)

Microsoft WHQL Testing Details

211

(2)

Common Device Problems Uncovered During Testing

213

(1)

Chapter Summary

214

(1)

Expanding the Basic Design

What We Have Built

215

(5)

Extending the Reports

220

(1)

Adding Reports

221

(1)

Adding Interfaces

222

(4)

Changing the Report Format

226

(2)

Cutting the USB Cable

228

(4)

Using a High-Level Language

232

(1)

Changing the USB Microcontroller

233

(5)

Changing the Real-World I/O Interface

238

(1)

USB-to-Smart Card Design Example

239

(1)

USB-to-RS232 Connection

240

(1)

Chapter Summary

241

(2)

Building I/O Bridges

Design of a USB--to--RS232 Bridge

243

(6)

Design of a Serial Communications Peripheral

249

(11)

A Look at Communications Standards

250

(1)

Direct Line Control Modern Example

251

(1)

Removing the RS232 Connection

252

(1)

Moving Command Set Interpretation to the PC Host

253

(1)

Removing the DSP

254

(1)

Can Anything Else Be Removed or Simplified?

254

(3)

Results of Design Optimization

257

(3)

Migration from ISA

260

(9)

IN and OUT Are Special

263

(1)

Building an ISA Card

263

(1)

Plug and Play ISA

264

(1)

USB-to-ISA Bridges

265

(4)

Parallel Device Examples

269

(5)

Floppy Disk Drive

269

(3)

Hard Disk Drive

272

(1)

SCSI Devices

273

(1)

USB-to-LAN Bridges

274

(1)

Bridging to Other PCs

275

(2)

Chapter Summary

277

(4)

Moving a Lot of Data

A Block I/O Example

281

(21)

Design the Hardware

281

(1)

Complete the Descriptors

281

(2)

Implement Microcontroller Code

283

(4)

The BlockIO Device Driver

287

(10)

The Application Program

297

(3)

Installing our BlockIO Device

300

(2)

Welcome to the Kernel World

302

(11)

EZ-USB Autoloader

302

(4)

A Filter Driver

306

(3)

Display USB Enumeration Transactions

309

(2)

Two Keyboards

311

(2)

Using a Windows-Supplied Device Driver

313

(1)

Chapter Summary

314

(1)

I Like the Sound of That!

Describing Hardware Using Descriptors

315

(6)

Audio Control Interface

315

(3)

Audio Streaming Interface

318

(3)

Implementing the I/O Device Firmware

321

(5)

Upgrading to 16-bit Stereo

324

(2)

Dedicated Speaker Solution

326

(3)

Audio Input via a Microphone

328

(1)

CD Quality Sound Input and Output

329

(7)

TUSB3200 Architecture

330

(1)

TUSB3200 Evaluation Module

331

(1)

Development Tools

332

(1)

Getting Started with TUSB3200 Programming

333

(1)

Sample Pseudocode for STC Initialization

333

(3)

An Internet Telephone

336

(5)

Desktop Business Audio

338

(3)

MIDI Overview

341

(5)

MIDI Protocol

342

(1)

MIDI File Format

343

(1)

MIDI Synthesizers

343

(1)

MIDI Hardware Interface

344

(2)

USB-Enhanced MIDI

346

(1)

Chapter Summary

347

(3)

I Can See You!

Digital Video Application

350

(1)

Sizing Video Data

351

(10)

Video Compression Is Essential

352

(2)

Videoconferencing Camera

354

(2)

Composite Video

356

(2)

Digital Video Creation

358

(3)

Windows Video Software---DirectShow

361

(2)

DirectShow Projects

363

(5)

USB-Enabled Video Applications

368

(4)

Digital Microscope

368

(1)

Biometrics

369

(1)

Fingerprint Identification

370

(1)

IriScan Application

371

(1)

Chapter Summary

372

(1)

Hubs---The Inside Story

Full-/Low-Speed Hub

373

(8)

Hub Repeater

374

(2)

Hub Controller

376

(2)

Power Controller

378

(2)

Full-/Low-Speed Hub Summary

380

(1)

High-/Full-/Low-Speed Hub

381

(5)

Building a Compound Device

386

(1)

Design Example

387

(7)

Adding a Hub

389

(2)

Adding I/O Devices

391

(1)

Extensible Design

392

(2)

Chapter Summary

394

(2)

Portable and Handheld Designs

A Security Key

396

(2)

Remote Data Collection

398

(1)

More Portable Data Storage

399

(1)

Data Storage Technologies

400

(4)

Accessing Data Storage Devices

404

(2)

MP3 Player

406

(4)

Digital Still Camera

410

(6)

Personal Digital Assistant

416

(5)

But I Don't Do Windows!

The Linux Kernel

421

(5)

USB Features

423

(1)

Buttons-and-Lights Example

423

(3)

The VxWorks Kernal

426

(11)

Real-Time Determinism

428

(2)

High-Performance Microkernel Design

430

(1)

Scaleable Run-Time Software

430

(1)

USB in VxWorks

431

(1)

Components Provided in Source Code

432

(2)

Developing a Client Driver for an I/O Device under VxWorks

434

(2)

EEPROM Loader

436

(1)

Chapter Summary

437

(4)

Appendix A About the CD-ROM

Appendix B USB Microcontroller Interfacing Ideas

441

(52)

The 12C Interface

441

(6)

The 12C Specification

442

(4)

12C Summary

446

(1)

Thermometer Applications

447

(6)

Example 1: Reading Temperatures

447

(3)

Example 2: Adding Temperature Limits

450

(1)

Example 3: Using a Multidrop Thermometer

451

(2)

Thermometer Applications Summary

453

(1)

Infrared Subsystems

453

(13)

PC Industry IR Standards

454

(1)

Example 1: IrDA Data

454

(4)

Example 2: IrDA Control

458

(4)

Example 3: Consumer Industry IR

462

(3)

Infrared Subsystems Summary

465

(1)

Connecting to the Real World

466

(2)

Output Signal Amplification

466

(2)

Controlling a Motor

468

(10)

Example 1: Stepper Motor

468

(5)

Example 2: DC Motor

473

(1)

Example 3: Lighting Panel

474

(4)

Analog Signal Interfacing

478

(7)

Analog Conversion Examples

478

(5)

Sensor Inputs

483

(2)

Data Acquisition and Instrumentation

485

(7)

USB Module Examples

486

(4)

USB Industrial Series Example

490

(2)

Chapter Summary

492

(1)

Index

493

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