Hi how to make USB host controller

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A USB host controller enables a computer to communicate with USB devices. To create one, understanding the underlying electronics and protocols is essential. Resources like FTDI's V2DIP series and usb.org provide valuable information on USB technology. Exploring these sites can offer guidance on building a USB host controller. Gaining knowledge through these resources will facilitate the connection and use of USB devices.
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hi!
actually, I am doing my computer science engineering...and i don't have more knowledge about electronics...
all i need is to know is how a usb host controller works...and how can i make on my own...
so that i can connect any USB devices on it ...and use it...
 
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SURELY this is the kind of thing that is easily found in Google Search. Have you tried?
 
You should check out FTDI's site and in particular the V2DIP series. You should also check out the info at usb.org.
 

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