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Step 10Soldering the components - 8
There - I have soldered the crystal in, and now only the chip is left.
So now I know that every component has been connected up correctly, and is functionally all right, because I have been testing them after each operation and rectifying any defects I found.
Now is the time for a quick check. Connect it to the computer and see what it has to say.
Since the USB hub controller is not in yet, it will have to report a fault. I want to see that fault message.
So now I know that every component has been connected up correctly, and is functionally all right, because I have been testing them after each operation and rectifying any defects I found.
Now is the time for a quick check. Connect it to the computer and see what it has to say.
Since the USB hub controller is not in yet, it will have to report a fault. I want to see that fault message.
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Nov 14, 2008. 3:43 AM9H1LO
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can we have a proper schematic for this? i will gladly make a proper pcb layout
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Nov 14, 2008. 4:16 AMneelandan (author)
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The schematic can be taken from the device data sheet available at TI web site. They recommend the use of more TI components in order to make it into a complete fully featured USB hub.
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Nov 12, 2011. 3:37 AM9H1LO
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there is lots of stuff on that datasheet i will try and remove what makes sense to me i already have the chip and i have MC33269DT33G as 3.3v regulator
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