DocumentCode
1624491
Title
Meeting USB and IEEE1394 overcurrent protection requirements using PolySwitch devices
Author
Wiener, Paul ; Witham, Jim
Author_Institution
Electron. Div., Raychem Corp., Menlo Park, CA, USA
fYear
1997
Firstpage
442
Lastpage
475
Abstract
Universal Serial Bus (USB) and the high performance serial bus IEEE1394, also known as Firewire (trademark), will allow PCs to be built in a more modular fashion and sold like home entertainment systems where people buy the specific components they want rather than a preconfigured system. The USB technology allows peripherals from printers to joysticks to seamlessly plug into a PC and prompts the computer to reconfigure itself to accept the new device. IEEE1394 will bring the computer environment and the consumer electronics market together. It will become possible for consumers to take their computers and then integrate audio/visual components such as televisions, stereos, or DVD-ROM drives simply by using the IEEE1394 connections. Both buses use powered port architectures. In the Plug-and-Play and Hot-plug environment, reliable and resettable overcurrent protection is a must
Keywords
computer power supplies; overcurrent protection; peripheral interfaces; system buses; Firewire; Hot-plug; IEEE1394; Plug-and-Play; PolySwitch; USB; high performance serial bus; overcurrent protection; powered port architectures;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Wescon/97. Conference Proceedings
Conference_Location
Santa Clara, CA
ISSN
1095-791X
Print_ISBN
0-7803-4303-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/WESCON.1997.632373
Filename
632373
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