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ULPI
by shr on May 27, 2010 |
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I want to add box between the host to the client.
My box will have 2 phys (one host and one client). both phys use ULPI protocol. How can I connect between the 2 phys? any ideas? Thanks |
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RE: ULPI
by uCHarry on May 28, 2010 |
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Hello,
I'm sorry but what does ULPI protocol mean? |
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RE: ULPI
by ravivlsiii on Jun 30, 2010 |
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hi
can u explain in bit detail ?? |
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RE: ULPI
by hmulliken on Jul 1, 2010 |
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This might help,
http://www.ulpi.org/ulpi_whitepaper_v2.pdf I'm in the same boat. Also, if anyone has any good packet data for testbench generation, I'd sure appreciate it. Thanks |
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RE: ULPI
by ravivlsiii on Jul 1, 2010 |
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what do u mean by "How can I connect between the 2 phys?"
if u have 2 phy then u can connect both using simple USB Cable. So first clear your question so i can give u better answer. ULPI Phy chip have D+,D-,Vbus and ID lines so u can connect using simple USB mini male/female connector. Send in detail to my below mail id:- ravilife4rohit@yahoo.com Best Regards: R@vi |
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