Require Support On ULPL and STM32F407
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‎2024-03-03 10:13 PM
Hello,
Is there any documentation or source code to use ULPL with USB3343? Even I am not cleared USB3343 chip could be used for external High-Speed USB support to STM32F407. Or suggest me any chip with low complexity, I aim to achieve high-speed data transfer from PC to Memory to stream ADC Data and DAC data.
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‎2024-03-05 12:39 AM
Hi,
About your idea, to transfer > 10MB/s on USB interface, i think its almost impossible with F4 cpu.
Maybe better idea, to look for interface chip, thats built for such things, like:
FT232HPQ - FTDI (ftdichip.com)
- USB to synchronous 245 parallel FIFO mode for transfers up to 40 Mbytes/Sec
or similar chip... EZ-USB FX2 or EZ-USB FX3:
EZ-USBâ„¢ FX3 USB 5 Gbps Peripheral Controller - Infineon Technologies
- Up to 32-bits, 100 MHz, parallel general programmable interface (GPIF II)
- Full accessible 32-bits, 200 MHz, ARM9 core with up to 512 KB of embedded SRAM
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‎2024-03-05 12:39 AM
Hi,
About your idea, to transfer > 10MB/s on USB interface, i think its almost impossible with F4 cpu.
Maybe better idea, to look for interface chip, thats built for such things, like:
FT232HPQ - FTDI (ftdichip.com)
- USB to synchronous 245 parallel FIFO mode for transfers up to 40 Mbytes/Sec
or similar chip... EZ-USB FX2 or EZ-USB FX3:
EZ-USBâ„¢ FX3 USB 5 Gbps Peripheral Controller - Infineon Technologies
- Up to 32-bits, 100 MHz, parallel general programmable interface (GPIF II)
- Full accessible 32-bits, 200 MHz, ARM9 core with up to 512 KB of embedded SRAM
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‎2024-03-05 2:48 AM
Hi,
I think FT232HPQ IC is a good start for the person who is new to USB protocol. With this chip, STM32H7 could be used?
