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1. USB.org - Welcome
Instant, No Hassle Connections. Universal Serial Bus (USB) connects more than computers and peripherals.
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2. 1394 Trade Association Home
Founded to support the development of computer and consumer electronics systems that can be easily connected with each other via a single serial
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3. SCSI Trade Association (SCSITA)
SAS Roadmap Serial Attached SCSI Tutorials 10 new .pdf files A SCSI Storage I/O Solution for the 21st Century - .pdf 1.6 Mb
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4. USBNews
USB, News, Help, Information and Support For USB Problems. Universal Serial Bus Support. Help Desk. Drivers. Tips And Tricks. USB Reviews. Patches .
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5. Beyond Logic
Free online tutorials about interfacing the Parallel (SPP, EPP ECP), RS232/Serial Ports and AT Keyboard. A detailed document on Interrupts (IRQ's)
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6. USB Central
host controllers, including USB Onthe-Go hardware. The FHG_USBEHC Universal Serial Bus Host IP BusHound is an analyzer for USB and other
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7. Hardware Transmission Rates Of Serial And Parallel Buses
Hardware. Viewing a Question. Search 1 170 990 Solutions Advanced Search NEW! Solution Title Transmission rates of serial and parallel buses
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8. T10 Technical Committee
Low Voltage Differential (LVD), SPI3 (Ultra3 SCSI or Ultra160), SPI-4 (Ultra320), SPI-5 (Ultra640), Serial Attached SCSI (SAS), and much
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9. Universal Serial Bus Implementers Forum
Current revision of the USB spec with all available device class documents, whitepapers and also the compliance workshop checklists.
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10. Welcome To CYBER-CLUB Web Site"Computer Parts"Hardware"Connecting Cables"Univers
Universal serial buses, or USB, are one of the greatest things that have been Universal serial buses have host controllers in the motherboard of the
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USB
Universal Serial Buses, or USB, are one of the greatest things that have been introduced to the PC market. They are ports that allow you to connect up to 127 peripherals to your computer, and they are slowly replacing previous connecting devices like serial and parallel ports . Here's a list to give you an idea of what types of devices you can connect to your computer via a USB port: you can connect mice, keyboards printers scanners ... modems , storage devices, digital cameras , and speakers - just to name a few! Universal Serial Buses have host controllers in the motherboard of the computer. To connect to additional devices, there are USB ports located on the rear panel of the computer. Almost all modern personal computers have one or two USB connectors on their back panels. Most USB devices have their own cables, and all you need to do is connect the device cables to the USB connector at the back of your computer! There are two types of connecting cables: cables with an "A" connection and cables with a "B" connection. These two types of cables are merely used to avoid confusions. "A" connections are used for devices that want to send data to the computer, while "B" connections send data from the computer to the device. All USB cables actually have four wires. Two wires are used to get power, while the other two wires are twisted about each other and are used to carry data.

11. The Architecture Of RoboCube
The extension busmaster subsystem provides two serial RS232 buses and two I2C bidirectional operation, hardware bus arbitration, hardware bit and byte
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The architecture of RoboCube
Overview
RoboCube is build on an open bus system. As shown in the figure below a global bus comprises several sub-buses which are managed from different sources. Block diagram of the RoboCube architecture The system is logically divided into four subsystems:
  • The processor subsystem contains the Motorola MC68332 microcontroller. It provides the address bus, data bus, special timing channels (TP), interrupt lines (/IRQ), several chip selects (/CS), an SPI bus and a RS232 serial bus. The memory subsystem contains the boot ROM as well as the main memory. The extension busmaster subsystem provides two serial RS232 buses and two I2C buses for which a broad variety of sensors and actuators ICs are available. The I/O subsystem contains all the interfaces needed in our current control for the robots.
  • To get the smallest possible setup which is nevertheless flexible the processor and memory subsystem are placed on the same printed circuit board. The following subsections describe the different subsystems mentioned in the above item list.

    12. USB ( Universal Serial Bus) Definition
    This is also known as Universal serial Bus. Free detailed reports on USB hardware Electronic Components Discrete Component Interconnection buses
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    USB 2 Vendor Reports 37 Products
    A plug-and-play interface between a computer and peripherals where a new device can be added to a computer without having to add an adapter card. This is related to, but NOT the same as, IEEE 1394.
    Also called: Universal Serial Bus
    Recent Vendor Reports on USB Secure Password Management with USB Strong Authentication
    by Aladdin Knowledge Systems, Inc. This webcast showcases how token-based Reduced Sign-On (RSO) can significantly improve password management and security across your organization. (WEBCAST: October 20, 2004) Topics: Passwords Security Tokens SSO USB ... Borderless Security from SafeNet by SafeNet, Inc. Recent approaches to securely enabling enterprises to open up their networks for collaboration, data sharing, and access to applications have centered around Identity Management (IDM). (PRODUCT LITERATURE: July 19, 2005)

    13. Bitpipe Dictionary - Alphabet: H
    hardware Acceleration Cards SEE Acceleration hardware; hardware Accelerators High Performance serial Bus SEE IEEE 1394 HighPerformance serial buses
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    14. Serial-bus Debugging In A Parallel Universe - 10/30/2003 - EDN - CA330075
    serialbus hardware, even though the data rate of such buses often greatly Instead of using hardware that fully supports a bus s PHY specification,
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    15. Commercial Vendors
    hardware choices are available for both ISA and PCI buses, ranging from an economical MOXA makes attractively priced multiport serial cards which are
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    Commercial Vendors
    The power, flexibility, and reliability of FreeBSD attract a wide variety of users and vendors. Here you will find vendors offering commercial products and/or services for FreeBSD. For your convenience, we have divided our growing commercial listing into several sections. If your company supports a FreeBSD-compatible product or service that should be added to this page, please fill out a problem report for category www. Submissions should be in HTML and a medium-sized paragraph in length.
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    ABMX Servers
    ABMX based in California, offers custom-build Rackmount Servers optimized for FreeBSD. We can custom build just about anything. If it can be configured, we will configure it. Please contact our friendly engineers at 1-800-711-1788 or freebsd@abmx.com or visit http://www.abmx.com/
    ADCOMTEC

    ADCOMTEC specializes in providing high-performance, advanced communications and networking solutions. FreeBSD driver support is provided for a range of high-performance WAN adapters for ADSL, T1, E1, and Synchronous Serial (RS-232/V.35/X.21/EIA530) connectivity that support a number of downloadable protocol modules including ATM, Frame Relay, X.25, HDLC, SDLC, PPP, and SS7. For more information, contact info@adcomtec.com

    16. New Video And Serial Buses Promise Much Improved Performance
    Universal serial Bus?will let users add peripherals with ease. Like USB,it?s an external peripheral bus?a way to attach hardware devices to your
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    New Video and Serial Buses promise much improved performance
    by Alan Zisman (c) 1997. First published in Canadian Computer Wholesaler, April 1997 For the past few months, we?ve been looking at up-and-coming hardware changes?ways that the computers that you?ll be selling as 1997 progresses will be ?new and improved? over last year?s models. Not just faster, but implementing new technologies to let users do more in a simpler way than in the turbo-charged super-ATs that we?ve all become accustomed to. We?ve seen how Intel?s MMX chips are adding the first major change to the processor?s instruction set since 1985?s 386. And how USB?Universal Serial Bus?will let users add peripherals with ease. Well, get ready for yet another computer industry three-letter acronym? in this case, AGP. AGP is another Intel innovation?in this case, standing for Accelerated Graphics Port. It?s designed to get around a potential problem with another three-letter acronym from Intel, the PCI bus. The PCI bus is the high-speed internal expansion bus on the current generation of PCs, and now on PowerMacs as well. Its 132 MBps bandwidth provides lots of room for future growth for hard drives, network adapters, almost anything we care to throw at it. Except for video.

    17. Beyond Logic
    Beyond Logic includes detailed information on Universal serial Bus, This linuxplatform can allow the ability to exploit the hardware to its full
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    18. Universal Serial Bus Device Driver Development
    Universal serial Bus Device Driver Development Test hardware in usermodewithout writing a line of code. Excellent to test new hardware from the
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      Trace System's HID Maker
        The HIDMaker from Trace System's Inc helps to quickly create in seconds both the firmware for your HID device and a GUI application program for your Host. Supporting a varity of development environments on the PC including Visual Basic, Delphi, and C++ Builder, the HID Builder can be used in conjunction with your Microchip PIC16C745/765, NatSemi USBN9603/4 connected to a PIC16F877 or PIC18F452 and the new 18F2550 as soon as Microchip releases these parts to the market. Firmware can be produced in a range of enviroments including PicBasic Pro, MPASM, Hi-Tech C, and CCS C.
      Trace System's HID Maker Test Suite
        Retailing at $149 USD, the HID Maker Test Suite comes with USBWatch and AnyHID. USB Watch is a software based product which allows the developer to see what is being sent or received from your USB device even during enumeration. AnyHID on the other hand can interrogate any HID device regardless of if you wrote it or not. It can display information about the devices and allows you to effortlessly get and send reports to test the device. AnyHID comes with full source code in VB, Delphi, and C++ Builder.
      Microsoft Windows Device Driver Kits (DDK)
        Microsoft provides Device Driver Kits for all of it's operating systems which includes example USB device drivers. The Windows 98 and Windows 2000 DDK's is available for download from

    19. TechFest - Bus And I/O Standards
    Good Book PCI hardware and Software Architecture and Design by Ed Solari USB (Universal serial Bus). USB Implementers Forum Home Page (usb.org)
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    20. What Is USB? - A Word Definition From The Webopedia Computer Dictionary
    NI LabVIEW graphical development environment and modular hardware. Offers USBs.Cables To Go Universal serial Bus Cables Offers USB cables including
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    USB Last modified: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 Short for U niversal S erial B us, an external bus standard that supports data transfer rates of 12 Mbps . A single USB port can be used to connect up to 127 peripheral devices , such as mice modems , and keyboards . USB also supports Plug-and-Play installation and hot plugging Starting in 1996, a few computer manufacturers started including USB support in their new machines. It wasn't until the release of the best-selling iMac in 1998 that USB became widespread. It is expected to completely replace serial and parallel ports Also see USB 2.0

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