Using USB hub with STM32F7 USB HS

[BHan.1]

Hello,

I'm designing an embedded system that connects to a PC for USB data and converts it to an analog signal.

This is an HS USB device with 2 USB ports which needs to process 4 channel 40Mbps data.

This device can work as a single system, but with some setup, I want to make the device send 2 channels of the data to the same device system connected through another USB port.

Even though there are 2 USB peripherals in STM32F7 series, only 1 is HS and the other is FS. So I can't use FS port due to slow speed.

Also, I can't connect 1 computer to 2 systems directly due to some limitation.

Can the system diagram below achievable?

I couldn't think of a better way to implement this idea.

Thanks in advance.

[T J]

can you add extra DAC ports to the first system ?

[BHan.1]

Unfortunately no.

Maybe because this is an application specific DAC, there's only one data port available.

[T J]

which dac is it ?

[BHan.1]

It's an high resolution audio DAC. So, basically I want to split Left and Right Channel to System 1 and 2.

[T J]

Let me see the DAC, see what we can do with two of them on one micro

[BHan.1]

It's a DAC by Cirrus Logic WM8740.

And your suggestion of running 2 of them on one micro is very logical, but my actual goal is to have 2 separate system and link them by USB.

[T J]

ok,

its only 192KHz throughput

so you could redirect your stream to a serial port for the other board.

230400 baud seems to work well, that's just enough for your bandwidth.

you could go higher baud, using a "serial TTL" interface.

[BHan.1]

Is the below diagram what your are suggesting?

I think this is a good option. I will be using USB C port so pin number is not a problem.

If I not understanding you please let me know. Maybe you are saying data can be transferred using DP/DM pin without using MUX.

[T J · Accepted solution]

I was suggesting that you take Usart1 over the the other processor.

getting your system to recognize the USBHUB is not trivial.

You'd probably shoe this in with a STM32MP1 , but not a STM32H or STM32F series processor.