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USB Design Logic for I/O Conditioning with Dual Buffer Layout

Explore pin-out connections for DLP-USB245M and FPGA, enabling input and output conditioning, serial-to-parallel conversion, and UART system functionality in a USB design with dual buffer layout.

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USB Design Logic for I/O Conditioning with Dual Buffer Layout

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  1. I/O 1 24 I/O 23 2 5 I/O 6 22 3 7 I/O 8 21 4 9 I/O 10 5 20 11 I/O 12 6 19 13 I/O 18 14 7 15 I/O 16 8 17 17 RD 9 18 16 19 WR 10 15 20 21 TXE 11 22 14 23 RXF 12 13 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 5 6 Pin-Outs for Additional Hardware 7 DLP-USB245M Pins 13-24 are connected to FPGA pins 7 through 18 of connector A1 First 30 pins from connector A2 Second 2 pins from connector A1

  2. Input Conditioning (Serial to Parallel Conversion)

  3. Output Conditioning (Parallel to Serial Conversion)

  4. Output Subsystem

  5. Input Subsystem

  6. Dual Buffer Layout

  7. USB Design Logic

  8. UART System

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