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Designing a USB sub-system on chip
Author: HO Bee-Chai

This paper examines an easy approach to create a USB sub-system on silicon. Microcontroler based products embed majority of the macro cells needed for USB, such as the 3.3V regulator, USB transceiver, USB software and hardware modules on chip, thus providing easy implementation for the user.

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