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A chip or a circuit that sends a signal with more current or voltage, or over longer distances.
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USB Full-Speed driver's effect on transfer speed
I am experiencing problems with USB communications which seems driver related. My setup involves an embedded device set up as a virtual com port (CDC/ACM) with which I communicate over USB. … With ehci being available on the slow pc, I tried to dictate which driver is loaded but that seems easier said than done on Linux. …
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USB Full-Speed driver's effect on transfer speed
Seems as though my suspicion regarding the driver was correct. When the device is connected through a USB 2.0 hub, the ehci driver gets loaded and transfer speed increases drastically. …
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