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PODCAST: USB 3.0 Design Challenges



John Edwards  |   ED Online ID #21826  |   September 23, 2009

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By 2013, SuperSpeed USB will represent approximately 30 percent of the USB market, according to industry research firm In-Stat. The new USB 3.0 specification promises a top data transfer rate of 5 Gbits/s. Learn more in this podcast—Electronic Design contributing editor John Edwards speaks with Chuck Trefts at Ellisys, a USB test and measurement company.

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