USB 2.0 Host (xHCI) Controller IP
It can also be configured with a subset of features for embedded applications requiring limited host functionality. The USB 2.0 host controller is based on xHCI specifications and can be used in any OS that provides xHCI/USB Stacks, such as Android, Linux, and Windows. The USB 2.0 host controller exposes an AXI or AHB Master interface for the data-path, and an AHB slave interface for register access. Optionally, an interoperate-proven third party PCIe-AXI/AHB bridge is also provided for use in standard desktop/server applications. Further, the controller can be provided with no xHCI Engine and no buffering, operating in a cut-through mode, forwarding and receiving USB payloads, and managing only the USB protocol. In this case, the customer may implement their own differentiated DMA Engine. A simple transmit and receive buffer is included in this configuration, accessible by software over the slave register access interface (typically AHB). This results in very-low-footprint hardware, ideal for cases where the software can completely manage USB traffic – such as sequencing of USB transactions.
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