Processor which can handle low speed USB communications

[SPATAN]

usb mobile microcontroller

You can ST7 MCU such as ST72652C4

 

[Sanjuro]

usb microkontroller

You can implement USB in software. But PIC dont have enought power. Look here: **broken link removed**

 

[snake]

usb microcontroller buy

try ubicom you can find what you are looking for

 

[agha]

usb controller & microcontroller

Also you can use Cypress low speed USB controller such as CY7C63001-CY7C63000 and so on. For better help see www.cypress.com low speed usb forums.

 

[goalied00d]

USB microcontroller

On the topic of usb programmers and pics, does anyone have some schematics of a USB (to program the PIC) conenction for a PIC 16C57?

 

[bimbla]

Re: USB microcontroller

mikroElektronika.com has PIC compilers in C, PASCAL and BASIC that include library for USB.

I hope that this helps.

bimbla.

 

[asifk]

USB microcontroller

HI PLZ UPLOAD THE MANUAL OF 8051 MICROCONTROLLER BY I SCCOTT MACKENZIE

 

[shetye]

Re: USB microcontroller

what?
Do u need device controller, host controller or MCU?
u may detail ur application.

Hi,

I want to interface my K750 (Sony Ericsson Mobile) to a microcontroller to issue AT commands. What kind of controllers can be used for this?

I have a USB cable for my mobile. Do I need to have hub in between my mobile and usb capable microcontroller?

I will prefer a controller talking to my mobile directly without any addtional chip in between. Is it possible?

Please guide me.

Thanks and regards,

Kailas Shetye

 

[rharmsen]

USB microcontroller

Are you still trying to figure this out?

 

[nandhu015]

Re: USB microcontroller

Are you still trying to figure this out?

Are you mad. Digging out a 3 year old post and asking a silly question.

Nandhu

 

[microKernel]

Re: USB microcontroller

@nandhu015
This is not a good way to comment on someone's post. Rather rharmsen followed the EDAboard rules more closely. He did a search instead of blindly posting question, which someone has already asked.

There are a lot of people here who don't like to put effort in even clicking on search at this forum.

@rharmsen
A better way to ask this type of questions directly to poster on an old post is to send a PM.

I think the people who ask a question and then find a solution should then post back to make the thread more useful to all.