USB Controller Cost in USA: Find the Perfect Option Here

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USB controllers in the USA can vary in cost, with options available for simple models featuring built-in micro-controllers. The PIC18F4455 is recommended for its USB libraries and is suitable for R&D projects. For purchasing, Findchips.com is suggested as a reliable resource for checking pricing and availability, with listings from suppliers like Digikey. Additionally, Arduino offers alternatives for those seeking micro-controller modules with USB connectivity. Overall, there are multiple avenues to explore for acquiring a USB controller that meets specific project needs.
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I was wondering how much would a USB controller cost in the USA, I'm looking for something simple but with a built in micro-controller, and if it could be shipped to outside the US?

Thanks.
 
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We use a PIC18F4455 (sp?) for some of our internal R&D Lab projects because of the USB libraries that MicroChip has made available. Are you looking for a uC like that with USB libraries available, or are you looking for a uC module with built-in USB connector, etc? We use one of those as well.
 
actually the PIC18F4455 would be perfect, do you have any idea where I can get it.
 
You bet. Just go to www.findchips.com and do a search. Findchips is a great site for checking pricing and availability of chips and other electronic stuff. I got hits for the 18F4455 at Digikey and several other disti's listed at Findchips.
 
There is always http://arduino.cc/" ,
 
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