For those who have used this chip, what sorts of baud rates are you
achieving. Can you describe your experience in general. The 232AM chip seems
to indicate that the 1MB/s USB rate is downscaled to an actual baud rate of
RS232, around 115 kb/s (Hope I'm not way off here). To me the excitement of
USB is that you can pass data for video or other high bandwidth
applications.
TIA
Nick

on 28/9/02 7:18 PM, Wagner Lipnharski at wagner@USTR.NET wrote:

> Matt Pobursky wrote:
>> Any PIC + FTDI chip (parallel for speed, serial for low pin count)
> is
>> about the easiest way to go. You can be up in about 5 minutes once
> you
>> have the circuit connected, no drivers to write on either the PIC
> side
>> (all in the FTDI chip) or PC end (FTDI supplies them!)
>>
>> FTDI sells the chips in small quantities from their web site for a
>> reasonable price too.
>>
>> http://www.ftdichip.com/FTProduct.htm
>>
>> Matt Pobursky
>> Maximum Performance Systems
>>
>> On Sat, 28 Sep 2002 13:45:26 -0400, Pic Dude wrote:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> Thinking of emperimenting with USB, and would like to stick with a
>>> flash chip, but I've noticed that Microchip on has USB in the 'C'
>>> chips.
>>>
>>> Anyone done any simple USB w/o a USB-supported chip (like any of
> the
>>> F84, F628, F87x, etc)? I'd really appreciate some sample code or
>>> starting info on how to do this.
>>>
>>> Thanks, -Neil.
>
>
> The FT8U245AM is really amazing @ $5.75 for single quantity.
>
>
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