QuickUSB Overview

Today, any product that connects to a PC just has to have a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connection in order to be considered up-to-date.  Yet, even with the availability of high-performance silicon components like the Cypress EZ-USB FX2 and sophisticated software tools, it's still a formidable task to incorporate a USB interface into your product.  The task requires custom firmware, a device driver, libraries and software to implement even the simplest of interfaces.  It can take weeks or months to get a USB interface working.  Then once you have your device working, your USB device must be assigned a vendor ID (VID) and product ID (PID).  VIDs are assigned by the USB Implementers Forum and getting one costs a minimum of $2,000.

But there's a quicker and easier way to get connected to Hi-Speed USB - QuickUSB®

QuickUSB gives you the ability to include a complex, high-performance computer interface into your product quickly and easily. Our module is a complete, independently functioning circuit board that includes built-in firmware, a device driver and software that works on Windows 98SE, ME, 2K, XP, Vista and Windows 7.  It includes drivers and software applications that work right out of the box. We also include source code for all the example applications so you can learn from them. The QuickUSB Library supports all the popular programming languages and works with anly language that can call a DLL.  QuickUSB is supported on Linux and MacOS X siupport is on the way.

And if you don't want to use a module in your end product; no problem.  In fact, we encourage you to incorporate the QuickUSB circuitry into your product then license the QuickUSB Firmware.  We deliver the firmware either as a pre-programmed EEPROM or an electronic license which allows you to program the firmware into a EEPROM you purchase yourself.

So, get the 'QuickUSB Advantage' in your design; It really does work. You get great performace in a fully-tested plug-in board or built into your own circuit board design.

And you don't even have to learn USB.