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Jungo Adds embedded/iappliance USB Stack

By Bernard Cole
iApplianceWeb
(08/31/02, 02:16:26 AM EDT)

San Jose, Ca. -- Jungo Software Technologies Inc. has added a USB Slave Stack to its Embedded Software Components product line which provides the USB driver layer and API to enable small footprint iappliance and embedded device manufacturers to easily incorporate standard USB connectivity in their peripheral devices under embedded operating systems that lack such support.

Jungo's USB Slave Stack is a modular USB Device Controller (UDC) driver that includes the USB logic and provides an Application Programming Interface (API) for the physical driver and an API for the device class driver. In addition, Jungo provides physical drivers for IDT Banyan (RP355/RP351), Kinpo-Conexant 82110 and Samsung 8947 boards, further reducing integration time and development efforts.

The stack features full and low speed support as well as support for control, bulk and interrupt data transfer. Jungo's USB Slave Stack is compliant with the USB 1.1 specification.

For more information, go http://www.jungo.com/.