PCI Device Controller Integrates USB 2.0

Aug. 1, 2002
The NET2280 PCI-to-USB 2.0 device controller is a drop-in chip for converting PCI-based systems and interfaces to USB 2.0 without any alteration of pre-existing architectures or software. Features include a 32-bit, 33-Mhz PCI bus master or slave

The NET2280 PCI-to-USB 2.0 device controller is a drop-in chip for converting PCI-based systems and interfaces to USB 2.0 without any alteration of pre-existing architectures or software. Features include a 32-bit, 33-Mhz PCI bus master or slave interface, four-channel DMA controller, an analog USB 2.0 transceiver, a serial interface engine, twelve endpoints, 4 KB of bidirectional FIFO memory, 8 KB of program memory, an 8051 CPU, and a 30-Mhz PLL. The controller can be configured to run on any combination of isochronous, interrupt, control and bulk modes. In a 120-pin TQFP, the controller costs $7 each/100K. NETCHIP TECHNOLOGY INC., Mountain View, CA. (650) 526-1490.

Company: NETCHIP TECHNOLOGY INC.

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