FT4232H-56Q-TRAY

Interface - Controllers

The FT4232H-56Q-TRAY is one of the many solutions for adding USB to legacy designs in the interface-controller family. This IC is a low pin-count solution which allows the designer to easily connect an embedded system to up to five USB ports. The solution is designed for applications that require up to four upstream USB connection ports, one downstream/host USB connection port, and five downstream USB ports.

Features

The FT4232H-56Q-TRAY has many features which make it attractive for use in a variety of solutions. The IC supports up to four upstream USB connection ports, one downstream/host USB connection port, and five downstream USB ports. It also supports hot-swapping, which allows users to add or remove devices while the system is running. The device features overcurrent protection, adjustable voltage regulators, and an integrated hardware accelerator for better performance. It also includes software drivers that enable easy integration and support.

Applications

The FT4232H-56Q-TRAY can be used in a variety of applications, such as industrial automation and control, telecommunications, gaming, and medical. It is also useful for embedded systems, allowing the design of custom solutions with many peripherals or connected devices without the need for additional components. The device is also suitable for use in video surveillance applications, allowing it to be used in applications such as body cameras, car DVRs, and CCTV systems.

Working Principle

The FT4232H-56Q-TRAY is an IC intended to bridge USB to legacy designs. It works by connecting to a USB bus, and then providing the ability to connect up to five USB ports. The IC is also capable of connecting to legacy devices or other devices which may not have native USB connectivity. The device works as a bridge between legacy ports and the USB bus, and it can be used to connect many different types of peripherals to the USB bus.

The device works by connecting to the differential USB data cables of the host device (PC or notebook), and provides the downstream devices a 5V power supply. The device then acts as a bridge between the USB bus and the peripheral devices. This allows the user to bridge the devices which would not be able to communicate with each other without this device. The device can also be used to connect multiple USB ports to a single computer, which can help reduce cabling.

Conclusion

The FT4232H-56Q-TRAY is a capable IC which can be used to easily add USB to legacy designs. It provides up to four upstream USB connection ports, one downstream/host USB connection port, and five downstream USB ports. The device supports hot-swapping, overcurrent protection, adjustable voltage regulators and an integrated hardware accelerator for better performance. It can be used in a variety of applications, and is suitable for use in embedded systems, video surveillance, industrial automation, and other applications. The device works by connecting to the USB bus and providing a bridge between the bus and the peripheral devices, and is an effective solution for connecting devices which would not be able to communicate without it.