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About this course
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Syllabus & Downloads
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Introduction 1 min
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Introduction to USB3.0 25 min
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Overview of USB Type-C 15 min
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USB Power Delivery 7 min
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Applications and Use Cases 4 min
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USB3 Debugging Techniques 9 min
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25092 USB2 (65 min)
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25092 USB2: USB 3.0 & Type-C Explained: Fundamentals, Use Cases, and Debugging (August 2025)
In this class you will gain a comprehensive understanding of USB 3.0 architecture, protocol, power management, and USB Type-C features—including Power Delivery and Alternate Modes—learn to analyze and debug USB communication using a protocol analyzer, and discover how Microchip’s USB 3.0 hubs, bridges, and PD controllers enable scalable, efficient solutions for real-world applications.
This session provides a comprehensive overview of USB 3.0 architecture, protocol, and power management, along with an introduction to USB Type-C, Power Delivery (PD), and Alternate Modes. Additionally, we will cover common software and hardware issues in USB communication and demonstrate how to analyze USB 3.0 enumeration, packet transfers, and power negotiation using a protocol analyzer. Through real-world examples, we will explore how USB 3.0 is used in various applications. We will also showcase how Microchip's USB 3.0 hubs, USB Bridges and PD controllers can be leveraged to design scalable, efficient solutions for these applications. By the end of this session, attendees will gain practical knowledge of USB 3.0 and Type-C implementation, along with debugging techniques to optimize performance and ensure seamless connectivity in real-world designs.
Prerequisites:
Basic Knowledge of USB Technology : Familiarity with USB 2.0 and its fundamental concepts (host, device, enumeration, endpoints).