The MCCI USB DataPump® 3 is a complete USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 SuperSpeed host and device stack for embedded products such as cellphones, portable navigation devices, set-top boxes, and other consumer products. Read the complete release. Read product details.
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MCCI staff enjoyed a very successful 2010 Wireless Japan at Tokyo's famous Big Sight exhibition center. Check out the presentations given at the capacity-crowd seminar and download some of the show's poster art at mcci.com. Pictures of the event are there as well!
On July
14 - July 16, MCCI will exhibit at Wireless Japan. We will demonstrate two different MCCI ExpressDisk™ Driver products:
The MCCI ExpressDisk BOT Driver utilizes the Windows-provided SCSIport/Storport Driver to deliver better performance. The driver combines multiple Read/Write requests into a single request to achieve the highest throughput, achieving up to a 30% better performance when compared to other BOT drivers.
The MCCI ExpressDisk UAS Driver is a complete replacement for Mass Storage Class and utilizes the Windows-provided SCSIport/Storport Driver to achieve maximum data throughput speed. The MCCI ExpressDisk UAS Driver can achieve 300% of BOT throughput.
We will also demonstrate the MCCI Catena® 1910. This Catena is an HSIC (High Speed Inter-Chip USB) Device, Host Emulator, and Protocol Analyzer. It allows an HSIC host/device pair and supporting software to execute in a local, real-time environment, and includes USB transaction-level data capture. It is connected to a host PC and controlled via PCIe. In "Host mode - Analyzer," the PC software views the UUT (Unit Under Test) as a HS USB device. In "Analyzer Mode" the Catena 1910 supports traffic capture of the HSIC bus for traffic flowing between two other HSIC devices, e.g. an applications processor and a modem. The Catena 1910 supports all standard USB operational characteristics, including LPM. The demonstration will show operation with an HSIC hub and mass storage device.
On July 15, MCCI is sponsoring a seminar "Advances in USB," also at the Big Sight. Speakers at the July 15 seminar are:
Go to http://www.expocomm.com/wirelessjapan/confreg.html to register. You must register to attend the seminar. Use the "Conference Registration" button on this page.
You need not register to attend the exhibition. Come visit MCCI in booth B-205 in the Big Sight's East Halls 4 and 5.
The MCCI ExpressDisk BOT Driver utilizes the Windows-provided SCSIport/Storport Driver to deliver better performance. The driver combines multiple Read/Write requests into a single request to achieve the highest throughput, achieving up to a 30% better performance when compared to other BOT drivers.
The MCCI ExpressDisk UAS Driver is a complete replacement for Mass Storage Class and utilizes the Windows-provided SCSIport/Storport Driver to achieve maximum data throughput speed. The MCCI ExpressDisk UAS Driver can achieve 300% of BOT throughput.
We will also demonstrate the MCCI Catena® 1910. This Catena is an HSIC (High Speed Inter-Chip USB) Device, Host Emulator, and Protocol Analyzer. It allows an HSIC host/device pair and supporting software to execute in a local, real-time environment, and includes USB transaction-level data capture. It is connected to a host PC and controlled via PCIe. In "Host mode - Analyzer," the PC software views the UUT (Unit Under Test) as a HS USB device. In "Analyzer Mode" the Catena 1910 supports traffic capture of the HSIC bus for traffic flowing between two other HSIC devices, e.g. an applications processor and a modem. The Catena 1910 supports all standard USB operational characteristics, including LPM. The demonstration will show operation with an HSIC hub and mass storage device.
On July 15, MCCI is sponsoring a seminar "Advances in USB," also at the Big Sight. Speakers at the July 15 seminar are:
- MCPC Secretary General Masahiro Hataguchi ("Welcome")
- ASMedia Senior AVP of Marketing Weber Chuang ("USB 3.0 Market Status and Achievements Today")
- TI Consumer and Computer Interface/Senior Member of Technical Staff, Systems and Architecture Grant Ley ("Advances in USB Storage")
- MCCI Senior Standards Architect Geert Knapen ("Audio-Video (AV) Over USB")
- MCCI CEO Terry Moore ("USB 3.0 Software Architecture and Implementation Issues")
Go to http://www.expocomm.com/wirelessjapan/confreg.html to register. You must register to attend the seminar. Use the "Conference Registration" button on this page.
You need not register to attend the exhibition. Come visit MCCI in booth B-205 in the Big Sight's East Halls 4 and 5.
Rick Nelson, EDN Editor-in-Chief cites the speed and success of MCCI SuperSpeed USB 3.0 software in his article "One-stop shop provides easy-to-use USB 3.0 IP," an article touting the interoperability and ease-of-use of the Synopsys DesignWare SuperSpeed USB 3.0 IP.
ASMedia Technology Inc., a leader in SoC IC design, and MCCI® Corporation, the world's leading developer of USB connectivity to the mobile phone industry, jointly announce their collaboration on SuperSpeed USB 3.0 products. ASMedia is delivering its ASM1051 USB 3.0 device to MCCI for supporting MCCI's USB 3.0 software development efforts, which can be made available to customers as a fully-tested, integrated solution.
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As reported here in October, MCCI CEO Terry Moore presented a USB 3.0 seminar at the CEATEC 2009 Nikkei Seminar. Nikkei Electronics Magazine noted the seminar in its print publication and now the seminar is also referenced on Nikkei's popular web site. Visit the Nikkei website.
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) is the preeminent trade association promoting growth in the $172 billion U.S. consumer electronics industry. CEA sponsors and manages the International CES - Where Entertainment, Technology and Business Converge. For the 2010 show, MCCI is pleased to join with other USB connectivity companies in the USB Tech Zone, Jan. 7 - Jan. 10 in Las Vegas, NV.For more information, read the CES Regional press release.
SuperSpeed USB, the next generation universal serial bus standard, is moving rapidly from engineering prototype to product integration stage. To help the developer community ramp up their expertise, LeCroy is currently sponsoring a series of free seminars in the United States with presentations from several early adopters. MCCI CEO Terry Moore will address USB 3.0 software architecture and integration issues.
Registration pages are now open for the following venues:
October 22, 2009 -- Austin, TX
October 27, 2009 -- Santa Clara, CA
October 29, 2009 -- Irvine, CA
Registration pages are now open for the following venues:
October 22, 2009 -- Austin, TX
October 27, 2009 -- Santa Clara, CA
October 29, 2009 -- Irvine, CA
MCCI CEO Terry Moore delivered a presentation entitled "USB 3.0 Technical Overview" at the Nikkei Electronics Technology Symposium 2009 @CEATEC, Session A-2, "HDMI and USB3.0." The USB 3.0 market is moving very fast and MCCI is the recognized thought leader for this new technology. Feel free to download and enjoy the presentation.
Aharon Etengoff interviews Terry Moore for TG Daily: http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/44063/135/
