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VNC2-48L - Dual USB Host Controller IC

Download the VNC2-48L datasheet PDF (VNC2-64L included). The manufacturer datasheet provides complete specifications, pinout details, electrical characteristics, and typical applications for dual usb host controller ic.

Description

of each function please refer to Section 4.

Features

  • Embedded processor core.
  • 16 bit Harvard architecture.
  • Two full-speed or low-speed USB 2.0 interfaces capable of host or slave functions.
  • 256kbytes on-chip E-Flash Memory (128k x 16-bits).
  • 16kbytes on-chip Data RAM (4k x 32bits.
  • Programmable UART up to 6Mbaud.
  • Two SPI (Serial Peripheral) slave interfaces and one SPI master interface.
  • Reduced power modes capability.
  • Variable instruction length.
  • Native support for 8, 16 and 32 bit data types.

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Datasheet Details

Part number VNC2-48L
Manufacturer FTDI
File Size 2.56 MB
Description Dual USB Host Controller IC
Datasheet download datasheet VNC2-48L Datasheet

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Datasheet Vinculum-II Embedded Dual USB Host Controller IC Version 1.8 Document No.: FT_000138 Clearance No.: FTDI# 143 Future Technology Devices International Ltd Vinculum-II Embedded Dual USB Host Controller IC Vinculum-II is FTDI’s 2nd generation of USB Host device. The CPU has been upgraded from the previous VNC1L device, dramatically increasing the processing power. The IC architecture has been designed to take care of most of the general USB data transfers, thus freeing up processing power for user applications. Flash and RAM memory have been increased providing larger user areas of memory for the designer to incorporate his own code. The designers also have the ability to create their own firmware using the new suite of software development tools.
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