On Feb 13, 2006, at 2:05 PM, Peter Gargano wrote: > Mike Harrison wrote: >> This may be worth a look before you re-invent the wheel... >> http://www.ghielectronics.com/USBwiz.htm > > I should have mentioned that I have already done a little research and > was after a large volume (ie. non-royalty) solution. > > I'm also aware of a fair bit of "free" and low cost FAT16 code (EFSL, > etc.). It's the integration of USB flash drive accessibility, > preferably with an AVR processor, that I'm after. > > There are other solutions apart from the Cypress SL811HS (Philips > chips, etc.). Cypress also have the CY7C67200 & 300 host mode chips, > but on the minus side, one of them has a 48 FBGA package, and the > other a 100 TQFP package - not an insurmountable problem, but > certainly a consideration. > What's your take on the (upcoming soon, apparently) Atmel AT90USB1287, that has on-chip USB 2.0 host mode support? Atmel's flyer suggests that mass storage host support costs about 6K of code space... FAT16 itself is quite simple.
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Cypress SL811HS (opportunity)
2006-02-13 by Ned Konz
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