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If you are looking to get your feet wet with PIC microcontroller USB functionality, this article by Sylvain Ferrand is a great place to start. To keep on top of developments in this area I would suggest subscribing to this magazine, what will it cost you? Nothing, it’s free!
“PIC 18F4550 and 18F2550 are powerful microcontrollers including a full-speed USB V2.0 compliant interface . With these MCU it’s very easy for the hobbyist to design USB devices with very few components. This schematic is very simple, only few additionals components are needed. It’s a self powered USB device. ”
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September 28th, 2006
Hi!
This is a bad post, because the USB isn´t to easy like you think!
Did you have an idea about USB?
If you realy want to know more about PIC - USB got to:
http://www.hobbypic.com
Good luck!
April 11th, 2008
USB isn’t so hard
because microchip has already done many examples
that helps a lot
Check out http://rgb.kitiyo.com/
May 29th, 2009
I was intimidated by USB, but it’s really not that hard with the 18F4550. Check out the following website for an easy way to set it up.
pwc.theclarkwebsite.com/PIC18F4550usb.php
May 29th, 2009
http://pwc.theclarkwebsite.com/PIC18F4550usb.php