Universal Serial Bus System Architecture (2nd Edition)
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Universal Serial Bus System Architecture
EN NWISBN: 9780201309751 bzw. 0201309750, in Englisch, Pearson Education, neu.
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Na Mindshare, Inc., Don Anderson, Books, Computers, Universal Serial Bus System Architecture, The MindShare Architecture Series The MindShare Architecture book series includes: ISA System Architecture, EISA System Architecture, 80486 System Architecture, PCI System Architecture, Pentium System Architecture, PCMCIA System Architecture, PowerPC System Architecture, Plug-and-Play System Architecture, CardBus System Architecture, Protected Mode Software Architecture, Pentium Pro and Pentium II System Architecture, USB System Architecture, FireWire System Architecture, PCI-X System Architecture,and AGP System Architecture.The book series is published by Addison-Wesley. Rather than duplicating common information in each book, the series uses the building-block approach. ISA System Architecture is the core book upon which the others build. Table 1 on page 1 illustrates the relationship of the books to each other. Cautionary Note The reader should keep in mind that MindShare's book series often deals with rapidly-evolving technologies. This being the case, it should be recognized that the book is a snapshot of the state of the targeted technology at the time that the book was completed. We attempt to update each book on a timely basis to reflect changes in the targeted technology, but, due to various factors waiting for the next version of the spec to be frozen, the time necessary to make the changes, and the time to produce the books and get them out to the distribution channels , there will always be a delay. Specifications This Book is Based On This book is based on the Universal Serial Bus 2.0 specification. Organization of This Book The book is divided into six parts and contains the chapters listed below: Part I: Overview of USB 2.0 Chapter 1: This chapter provides an overview of the primary concepts of USB transfers and describes the interaction between USB system software, system hardware, and USB devices for USB 1.x systems and USB 2.0 system. The USB communications process is described, including the concept of the device framework. Each hardware and software element in a USB system is introduced and its primary functions are described. Chapter 2: This chapter provides an overview of the primary concepts of USB transfers and describes the interaction between USB system software, system hardware, and USB devices for USB 1.x systems and USB 2.0 system. The USB communications process is described, including the concept of the device framework. Each hardware and software element in a USB system is introduced and its primary functions are described. Chapter 3: USB defines a single connector type for attaching all USB peripherals to the host system. This chapter introduces the physical aspects of USB connectors and cables. Chapter 4: This chapter discusses USB power distribution, along with issues related to bus powered devices and the operation of self-powered devices. The chapter also discusses the role of host software in detecting and reporting power related problems. Part II: The USB Solution Chapter 5: USB employs NRZI encoding and differential signaling to transfer information across USB cables. This chapter discusses the low- and full-speed signaling environment, including the differential signaling and NRZI encoding techniques used by the USB. The signaling environment must also support a wide range of other signal-related functions such as: detecting device attachment and removal, suspending and resuming operation, resetting a device, and others all of which are discussed in this chapter. Chapter 6: USB supports four transfer types: interrupt, bulk, isochronous, and control. These transfer types and the process used to initiate and perform them are described in this chapter. Chapter 7: Every transfer broadcast over the USB consists of a combination of packets. These packets are combined to define individual transactions that are performed as part of a larger transfer. Each transaction type is defined, along with the individual packets that comprise them. Chapter 8: Interrupt, Bulk, and.
Na Mindshare, Inc., Don Anderson, Books, Computers, Universal Serial Bus System Architecture, The MindShare Architecture Series The MindShare Architecture book series includes: ISA System Architecture, EISA System Architecture, 80486 System Architecture, PCI System Architecture, Pentium System Architecture, PCMCIA System Architecture, PowerPC System Architecture, Plug-and-Play System Architecture, CardBus System Architecture, Protected Mode Software Architecture, Pentium Pro and Pentium II System Architecture, USB System Architecture, FireWire System Architecture, PCI-X System Architecture,and AGP System Architecture.The book series is published by Addison-Wesley. Rather than duplicating common information in each book, the series uses the building-block approach. ISA System Architecture is the core book upon which the others build. Table 1 on page 1 illustrates the relationship of the books to each other. Cautionary Note The reader should keep in mind that MindShare's book series often deals with rapidly-evolving technologies. This being the case, it should be recognized that the book is a snapshot of the state of the targeted technology at the time that the book was completed. We attempt to update each book on a timely basis to reflect changes in the targeted technology, but, due to various factors waiting for the next version of the spec to be frozen, the time necessary to make the changes, and the time to produce the books and get them out to the distribution channels , there will always be a delay. Specifications This Book is Based On This book is based on the Universal Serial Bus 2.0 specification. Organization of This Book The book is divided into six parts and contains the chapters listed below: Part I: Overview of USB 2.0 Chapter 1: This chapter provides an overview of the primary concepts of USB transfers and describes the interaction between USB system software, system hardware, and USB devices for USB 1.x systems and USB 2.0 system. The USB communications process is described, including the concept of the device framework. Each hardware and software element in a USB system is introduced and its primary functions are described. Chapter 2: This chapter provides an overview of the primary concepts of USB transfers and describes the interaction between USB system software, system hardware, and USB devices for USB 1.x systems and USB 2.0 system. The USB communications process is described, including the concept of the device framework. Each hardware and software element in a USB system is introduced and its primary functions are described. Chapter 3: USB defines a single connector type for attaching all USB peripherals to the host system. This chapter introduces the physical aspects of USB connectors and cables. Chapter 4: This chapter discusses USB power distribution, along with issues related to bus powered devices and the operation of self-powered devices. The chapter also discusses the role of host software in detecting and reporting power related problems. Part II: The USB Solution Chapter 5: USB employs NRZI encoding and differential signaling to transfer information across USB cables. This chapter discusses the low- and full-speed signaling environment, including the differential signaling and NRZI encoding techniques used by the USB. The signaling environment must also support a wide range of other signal-related functions such as: detecting device attachment and removal, suspending and resuming operation, resetting a device, and others all of which are discussed in this chapter. Chapter 6: USB supports four transfer types: interrupt, bulk, isochronous, and control. These transfer types and the process used to initiate and perform them are described in this chapter. Chapter 7: Every transfer broadcast over the USB consists of a combination of packets. These packets are combined to define individual transactions that are performed as part of a larger transfer. Each transaction type is defined, along with the individual packets that comprise them. Chapter 8: Interrupt, Bulk, and.
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Universal Serial Bus System Architecture (2nd Edition)
EN USISBN: 0201309750 bzw. 9780201309751, in Englisch, Addison-Wesley Professional, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock.
computer science,computers,computers and technology,design and architecture,education and reference,networking,networks protocols and apis,software,textbooks, With USB 2.0, the USB standard for PC peripheral connectivity delivers up to 40 times the speed of USB 1.1 -- plus many other extensions, clarifications, and reliability improvements. Now's the time for professional engineers working with PC hardware and peripherals to master USB 2.0 -- and this is the book. The latest in MindShare's world-class PC System Architecture Series, Universal Serial Bus System Architecture, Second Edition teaches engineers everything they need to know to deliver reliable, cost-effective USB 2.0 hardware and software. It covers every key aspect of USB 2.0 product design, including the USB 2.0 protocol, signaling environment, electrical specifications, hardware/software interaction, and more. It has been thoroughly updated to reflect all key changes since USB 1.0. It also contains detailed new coverage of USB 2.0 device classes, legacy support, and Microsoft's implementation of USB host software and class drivers. For all peripheral developers, computer hardware and software design engineers, and other programmers working with Intel-standard PC environments.
computer science,computers,computers and technology,design and architecture,education and reference,networking,networks protocols and apis,software,textbooks, With USB 2.0, the USB standard for PC peripheral connectivity delivers up to 40 times the speed of USB 1.1 -- plus many other extensions, clarifications, and reliability improvements. Now's the time for professional engineers working with PC hardware and peripherals to master USB 2.0 -- and this is the book. The latest in MindShare's world-class PC System Architecture Series, Universal Serial Bus System Architecture, Second Edition teaches engineers everything they need to know to deliver reliable, cost-effective USB 2.0 hardware and software. It covers every key aspect of USB 2.0 product design, including the USB 2.0 protocol, signaling environment, electrical specifications, hardware/software interaction, and more. It has been thoroughly updated to reflect all key changes since USB 1.0. It also contains detailed new coverage of USB 2.0 device classes, legacy support, and Microsoft's implementation of USB host software and class drivers. For all peripheral developers, computer hardware and software design engineers, and other programmers working with Intel-standard PC environments.
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Universal Serial Bus System Architecture / With CD
EN PB USISBN: 9780201309751 bzw. 0201309750, in Englisch, Pearson, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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