More about USB (282)

| USB is fast, flexible and has this nice hot-plug-and-play-feature (sorely missed if you didn’t have it, believe u us!). But when it comes to...

| Lots of projects use the office computer or a laptop as the ‘brain’ – for example, for saving data, as a powerful controller, or for accessi...

| This article is a quick guide to building firmware that will unleash the capabilities of Atmel’s advanced AVR-USB chip and especially its US...

| Herwe use a green glowing valve as a CPU activity meter. Power and control are both provided by the USB port. A simpler variant on the circu...

| The ECIO40 is a modern 18F4455 PIC microcontroller mounted on a miniature PCB and sporting a ready to use USB bootloader. The latter enables...

| The ‘Tom Thumb’ R8C/13 starter kit described in Elektor in February 2006 has proved popular with our readers and has found its way into many...

| Anyone experimenting or developing USB ported peripheral hardware soon becomes irritated by the need to disconnect and connect the plug in o...

| In the January 2009 issue of Elektor we saw how straightforward it is to connect a low-cost RFM12 868 MHz ISM (licence-free) radio module to...

| HexWax Ltd. have adopted thr HID approach for their driver-free USB chip sets. Their USB to UART, SPI and I2C bridges use the HID interface...

| Texas Instruments supplies handy USB evaluation sticks with related software for its low-cost MSP430 controllers. Unfortunately the I/O faci...