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Peripherals/USB
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USB Host Module
Application Note
USB Host Module Application Note Renesas SH7727 Group
Overview:
This application note describes how to use the USB host module that is incorporated in the SH7727, and explanation of sample programs. The...
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Peripherals/USB
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OpenHCI - Open Host Controller Interface Specification for USB
Version 1.0 Publication Date: December 1995 Revision 1.0a Date: October 1996
PDF document link
Web page link
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Peripherals/RTC
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"Taming inaccurate real-time clocks"
"However, the accuracy of the time the microcontroller maintains depends heavily on the accuracy of the crystal it uses as a reference. Typical crystals have accuracies of 20 to 45 ppm. This range translates to...
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Peripherals/JTAG
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"JTAG 101"
JTAG links
"Introduction
JTAG (jay-tag) is one of the engineering acronyms that has been transformed into a noun, although arguably it is not so popular as RAM, or CPU. IEEE Std 1149.1-1990 IEEE Standard Test Access Port and...
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Peripherals/USB
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Securing Your USB Transmission
"As more and more embedded designs move toward communicating with computers, there is a growing demand for USB connectivity. USB doesn't have a built in security mechanism for securing the data communicated on the...
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Peripherals/I2C
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I2C FAQ - NXP
I2C Technical Questions and Answers - forum archive
2006 - PDF document link
2005 - PDF document link
2004 - PDF document link
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Peripherals/I2C
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Galvanic Isolation Strengthens I2C Communications
"When considering short-distance communication protocols for industrial, consumer, medical, and telecom systems, engineers often turn to the Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C) bus standard developed by...
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Peripherals/USB
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Why Hi-Speed USB doesn't always mean high speed performance
"Performance Comparisons While Hi-Speed USB offers a theoretical max performance of 480 Mb/s, software overhead often prevents the theoretical max performance from being achieved in real...
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Peripherals/UART
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Strange STM32 USART behaviour?
STM32, USART, CMSIS, GCC, Blog
"During the past couple of evenings I've been trying to figure out what's going wrong with it's USARTs. What happens is when sending multiple characters only the last character is...
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