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Posted by: Jeff
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Oct,20.2006-13:47
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>i was wondering why they use a standalone usb controller at all. there are free usb cores for fpga available.
Because with USB, the software/drivers support is more important that the hardware part.
FTDI chips have good and reliable drivers for most OS (Windows 2K,XP,Vista , OS X, Linux,…).
This is not the case with free usb core.
And don’t forget that even if you use an FPGA as a USB controller, you need to add a usb transceiver between the fpga and the usb bus.
Jeff / HxC2001
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Jeff
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Oct,22.2006-23:29
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