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A Practical Guide to Building I/O Devices
by John Hyde |
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This unique guide goes beyond all the Universal Serial Bus (USB) specification overviews to provide you with the expert knowledge and skills you need to design and implement USB I/O devices. It is organized around a series of fully documented, real-world examples, and is structured to serve as both a step-by-step guide for creating specific devices and a complete reference to USB. Design examples cover most USB classes (HID, communications, audio, mass-storage and hub) and provide insights into high-speed USB 2.0 devices, including a device driver for a vendor class called blockio.
Intel insider John Hyde:
 | Provides examples, complete with schematics and source code, that gradually increase in complexity |
| Describes many vendor solutions and shows how to pick the ones best suited to your project needs |
| Explains how to design a vast array of devices, including data acquisition, audio, video, and computer-telephony examples
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The CD-ROM contains:
| Source code and project files for all the examples in the book (PC Host and I/O device) |
| Evaluation versions of design and debug tools |
| The USB specification and supporting class and test documents |
| Categorized links to other USB solution suppliers
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"Excellent, clear facts. The USB 2.0 book just saved us a lot of time and effort—I can't imagine what I would have done if that book hadn't been available—it was just right."
-Chris Gadke, Design Engineer, Tektronix
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John Hyde is a twenty-three year veteran of Intel, where he has held multiple technical marketing and evangelist roles, and is responsible for creating and delivering technical training materials.
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