A methodological study of interface extension of USB in FPGA
Jie Mao
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Jie Mao
Abstract
As USB interface takes away a large part of the capacity,FPGA devices are usually designed not to contain a USB port.This paper presents a creative approach to the extension of a USB port in FPGA devices,which includes the interface design,the debugging methods and the measured waveform.The approach introduced is illustrated through a discussion of the USB interface extension in EZ-USB FX2/CY7C68013A generated by by Cypress.The experiment results confirms the effectiveness of the approach in realizing the transfer of data from a PC to FPGA with a USB interface.
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As USB interface takes away a large part of the capacity,FPGA devices are usually designed not to contain a USB port.This paper presents a creative approach to the extension of a USB port in FPGA devices,which includes the interface design,the debugging methods and the measured waveform.The approach introduced is illustrated through a discussion of the USB interface extension in EZ-USB FX2/CY7C68013A generated by by Cypress.The experiment results confirms the effectiveness of the approach in realizing the transfer of data from a PC to FPGA with a USB interface.
Key concepts: USB, Host controller interface, Interface (matter), eXtensible Host Controller Interface (xHCI), USB hub, Field-programmable gate array, Embedded system, Computer hardware