TUSB3410RHBG4

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The TUSB3410RHBG4 is an embedded single-chip USB-to-serial bridge controller that is an ideal solution for attaching low-speed peripherals and assorted devices to systems running Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. The TUSB3410 is the latest generation of USB-to-serial bridge controllers from Texas Instruments and provides superior performance, flexibility, and compatibility in a small 8-pin package.

Applications

The TUSB3410RHBG4 USB-to-serial bridge solution can be used in a variety of applications, including:

• Connecting a variety of devices, including cellular phones and PDAs.
• Interfacing with other USB-based peripherals.
• Communicating with a variety of microcontrollers.
• Providing access to legacy RS-232 devices.
• Connecting USB memory products.
• Connecting USB cameras.
• Providing support for consumer electronic devices.
• Connecting USB printers.
• Providing support for consumer electronic devices.

Working Principle

The TUSB3410RHBG4 is designed to enable serial communication between a host computer (running Microsoft Windows, Mac OS, or Linux) and a serial device, such as a cellular phone, a PDA, or a modem. It consists of three primary components: a USB transceiver (to convert USB signals into serial signals), a USB controller (which acts as the bridge between the host computer and the serial device), and a serial port controller (which provides an interface to the serial device).

The USB transceiver converts USB data shown in digital format into an asynchronous serial data stream. The USB controller synchronizes the USB protocol between the host computer and the serial device, and then the USB transceiver handles the physical layer protocol and provides data buffering.

The serial port controller handles the serial medium protocol, managing the data flow between the serial device and the USB transceiver. The TUSB3410RHBG4 also provides power management, allowing it to be powered from either an external source or from the USB bus.

The TUSB3410RHBG4 also provides an option to disconnect or connect the external device with the USB bus in a low-power mode. In addition, the TUSB3410 can detect the operating state of the host system and put the serial device in sleep or active mode accordingly, or wake up the host computer when an incoming data packet is detected.

Conclusion

The TUSB3410RHBG4 provides a simple and reliable solution for connecting a variety of serial devices to USB-enabled host computers, and is an ideal choice for use in embedded applications such as connecting cellular phones and PDAs. It is small, low-power, and easy to use, making it a cost-effective solution for any application.

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