µC/OS RTOS and Stacks

USB Device

Real-time USB device software stack designed for embedded systems.
It allow you to create a product that interoperates with standard USB devices, and include many class drivers to support a broad selection of device types.

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Features

Key Features

Thanks to a hardware abstraction layer, you can easily port Micrium's USB software to any new USB devices by simply modifying existing hardware access routines.

Support for High Speed (480 Mbit/s) and Full Speed (12 Mbit/s) devices
Compliant with USB 2.0 specification
Easy-to-use API
Extensive test cases and test harness to verify stack integration
Support for composite (multifunction) devices
Support for multiple USB device configurations
Power saving functionalities such as device suspend and resume
Support for Audio, CDC ACM, CDC EEM, HID, MSC, and Vendor classes.
Support for Microsoft OS Descriptors for USB devices (which simplifies installation of vendor specific drivers on Windows OS).

Micrium and USB

Class and Driver Support

USB Device Classes

Class	Example USB Devices
Audio	Support audio devices such as speakers, microphones, headset, etc. Extended audio functions (such as adaptive audio correction) and controls (volume, mute, treble, bass, etc.)
Communications Device Class Abstract Control Model (CDC ACM)	Emulation of a virtual serial port on the host PC The host PC can communicate with the device using a serial terminal or native serial communication APIs
Communications Device Class Ethernet Emulation Model (CDC EEM)	Ethernet networking over USB The µC/OS TCP/IP module is used for the network communication and any of its applications can be used
Human Interface Device Class (HID)	Support for devices such as mice and keyboards
Mass Storage Class (MSC)	Support for storage media from the host PC Offers advanced features such as interoperability with µC/OS file system module
Vendor Class	The vendor class allows you to create any device that cannot fall into a standard class for which a standard has been set by the USB implementers forum. It allows you to perform raw bulk and interrupt communications with the host. Micrium offers a framework to help create host application (Windows OS only) that communicates with these devices.

USB Device Controllers

Driver	Example of Platform
Analog Device *	Analog Device ADSP-BF52x Analog Device ADSP-BF60x
AT32UC3C	Atmel AVR UC3 C-Series (AT32UC3C)
AT32UC3x	Atmel AVR UC3 A0-Series (AT32UC3A0x) Atmel AVR UC3 A1-Series (AT32UC3A1x) Atmel AVR UC3 B-Series (AT32UC3B)
AT91SAM_UDPHS	Atmel SAM3U Atmel SAM9R (e.g. SAM9RL64) Atmel SAM9M (e.g. SAM9M10) Atmel SAM9G (e.g. SAM9G45)
Kinetis_Kxx	NXP/Freescale Kinetis K series
LPCxxxx	NXP LPC17xx (e.g. LPC1768) NXP LPC214x (e.g. LPC2148) NXP LPC23xx (e.g. LPC2378) NXP LPC24xx (e.g. LPC2468, LPC2478) NXP LPC29xx NXP LPC318x
Synopsys_OTG_HS	NXP LPC313x (e.g. LPC3131) NXP LPC185x (e.g. LPC1857) NXP LPC183x NXP LPC182x NXP LPC435x (e.g. LPC4350) NXP LPC433x NXP LPC432x Xilinx Zynq NXP/Freescal iMX NXP/Freescale Kinetis K70
Renesas_USBHS	Renesas RZ/A series (RZ/A1) Renesas RX64M
RX600	Renesas RX600 series (RX62N, RX63N, RX630) Renesas RX100 series (RX111) Renesas V850E2/Jx4-L series
STM32F_FS	ST STM32 F1 series (e.g. STM32F105, ST STM32F107) ST STM32 F2 series (e.g. STM32F207, ST STM32F217) ST STM32 F4 series (e.g. STM32F407, ST STM32F417)
STM32xxx	ST STM32F103xx (e.g. STM32F103ZE) ST STM32F102xx ST STM32L1xx (e.g. STM32L152)
STR91xxx	ST STR9
RM48x	TI RM48 series
TM4C123x	TI Stellaris LM4F series TI Tiva C-series

*This driver is developed and supported by Analog Devices. Please visit the Micrium USB Device™ Stack for CrossCore® Embedded Studio page for more details.

Stack Compliance

Micrium uses USB Command Verifier (USBCV) to validate the compliance of the stack with the USB Specification. USBCV is the official compliance test tool which evaluates High, Full and Low-speed USB devices for conformance. This tool is provided by the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF).

USBCV offers a test suite to validate the compliance of a device with Chapter 9 of the USB specification Revision 2.0 (enumeration process). It also offers a test suite for several classes.

The following table lists the different layers of Micrium USB Device and the USBCV test suite used to validate the implementation.

Layer	USBCV test suite
Core	Chapter 9 tests
Human Interface Device class	HID tests
Mass Storage Class	MSC tests
Device Controller Driver	Chapter 9, HID, MSC and PDHC tests

Licensing

Licensing Packages That Meet Your Needs

Micrium embedded components are priced as individual modules or as bundled solutions. Check out our licensing page for more information.

Documentation

Micrium's user documentation for USB Device is available online on the Micrium documentation site.