USB In A Nutshell - Making Sense of the USB Standard.
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The USB standard is over 650 pages long and includes additional specifications for different device classes and host controllers, making it daunting for those new to USB. However, not all parts of the standard need to be read - some chapters are aimed at marketing, lower link layers handled by USB controllers, or host and hub developers. The document aims to take a brief journey through the USB 2.0 specification chapters to help make sense of the extensive standard.
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