Training - USB 101- Introduction to USB - Silicon Labs

[@danielgarcia1484]

this video helped me to understand lot of things i did not had clear. thanks a lot

[@nostalgeek2872]

Hello everyone ! Beginner user of our Wireshark favorite software to analyze USB communications, for practical reasons I would like to know how to save the "payload" in the capture file, excluding the USB protocol layers (tokens, PID, handshake ... among other packaging data). I'm using Linux Mint and my skills about programming and compilating are very very poor. Thanks for your help.

[@JohnathanVail]

Thanks for this. New to USB and using a couple of your 2108 serial chips with a Cypress CY7C65632 hub chip. It works fine with Windows but it is very flakey on a Raspberry Pi 3. I think it has to do with the SPLIT packets from the Pi's OTG master through the cypress hub. I am seeing the SPLITs and also STALL packets. Does this make sense?

[@xuyi_wang]

I still want a deep dive into usb protocol

[@georgen9755]

Training and placement Who gives such training ????? Sri balaji polytechnic Training and placement Mechnical department ? CUB ??

[@RyeinGoddard]

Really good video. Need more like this.

[@tranvantai2437]

does not describe how USB stores data

[@masingha9666]

WHO INVENTED USB ?

[@evanwatling3897]

me

[@Lwyte17]

YO MAMA DID

[@johnc3403]

Ajay Bhatt was the inventor. He has a wikipedia page that tells you all about it. Actually, it was Ajay with a little help from yo Mama.

[@wristocrat]

Joe

[@mihai8595]

Ajay Bhatt likes this

[@DupczacyBawol]

LOL. They stole the ideas from TCP/IP inventors.

[@vladimirgorea8714]

It's a very good protocol, could not think of anything better

[@evanwatling3897]

@@vladimirgorea8714 Analog lmao

[@ElementalAer]

Good luck storing/using analog data in your digital computer...