USB3300 USB HS Board Host OTG PHY Low Pin ULPI MIC2075-1BM Evaluation Development Kit

Description

What it is

The USB3300 Host OTG PHY is an integrated evaluation module for Arduino that simplifies USB connectivity on advanced projects.

Features

• USB Host Connection
• OTG (On-The-Go) Compatibility
• PHY (Physical Layer) MIC2075-1BM
• ULPI (Ultra Low Pin Count Interface) Protocol

What it is for

The module allows the creation of USB Host devices on Arduino, ideal for projects requiring USB connectivity. It can be used to test and develop USB connectivity on Arduino devices. Examples of use include creating a USB Host device that detects a mouse and displays movements on the serial monitor.

Tutorial: How to Use USB3300 USB HS Board Host OTG PHY Low Pin ULPI MIC2075-1BM Kit

This module allows you to create USB Host devices on Arduino, ideal for projects requiring USB connectivity. Useful for beginner and intermediate makers.

What you need

• Arduino UNO or compatible
• USB A-B cable
• USB Microcontroller
• Check the datasheet for detailed specifications

Steps

1. 1. Mount the USB3300 on Arduino UNO using the pins specified in the datasheet.
2. 2. Connect the USB A-B cable to the USB3300.
3. 3. Load the provided Arduino code.
4. 4. Verify USB connectivity using a USB device.
5. 5. Add a USB microcontroller as a test device.
6. 6. Configure serial communication to monitor data.
7. 7. Test the OTG Host functionality.
8. 8. Check system stability.

Example code

Serial.begin(9600); USBHost.begin();

Mini project

Create a USB Host device that detects a mouse and displays movements on the serial monitor.

Common mistakes

• Do not correctly connect the USB3300 pins.
• Omit checking the datasheet.
• Do not use a compatible USB A-A cable.
• Ignore serial communication configuration.

Recommended accessories

• USB Mouse
• USB A-A cable
• Arduino IDE
• Serial Monitor

Frequently asked questions

Which pins to use for USB3300?
Check the datasheet for specific pins.

Can I use Arduino Nano?
Check compatibility on the datasheet.

What are the minimum requirements for the USB microcontroller?
Check the datasheet for detailed specifications.

Does the module support only USB Host devices?
Check the datasheet for further details.