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USB in a Nutshell - Making sense of the USB standard

USB in a Nutshell is a six part article detailing the Universal Serial Bus. It currently provides details on the connectors, electrical, suspend currents, speed identification, USB packet types, endpoints, pipes, endpoint/transfer types including Control, Interrupt, Isochronous and Bulk Transfers, USB descriptor... Read Compelte post

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Hi I am looking for a assembly language program for a digital decimal counter. Time counts max limit of 2 mins starting from 2.00 mins and ending at 0.00. time is to be displayed on 4 7-segment LED displays. Edsim51 simulator to be used. Thanks