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V-USB is a software-only implementation of a low-speed USB device for Atmel’s AVR® microcontrollers, making it possible to build USB hardware with almost any AVR® microcontroller, not requiring any additional chip.
This simple Open Source 8 bit DIY computer with composite video output uses v-usb for firmware upgrades via the USBasp boot loader. The project is featured by the BBC and kits are available for sale.
Before April 2009, V-USB was distributed under the name AVR-USB. V-USB's git repository is on github.com. For release notes, see the list under the download box. A version with Russian documentation can be downloaded ...
Arduino Compatible Boards with V-USB One of the main advantages of this boot loader is that it can be integrated into the Arduino IDE. Just edit Arduino’s hardware/boards.txt configuration and add another board where ...
Mar 29, 2007 · HIDKeys - An Example USB HID HIDKeys demonstrates how V-USB can be used to implement the USB Human Interface Device (HID) class specification. It’s a simple USB keyboard with up to 17 keys.
EasyLogger EasyLogger is an example application demonstrating how to run V-USB without a crystal, leaving more pins for I/O.
Note: Implementing a USB CDC device with V-USB violates some aspects of USB 1.1. CDC-Mode may therefore fail or be unreliable on some operating systems or computer hardware.
Before April 2009, V-USB was distributed under the name AVR-USB. V-USB's git repository is on github.com. For release notes, see the list under the download box. A version with Russian documentation can be downloaded ...
If the terms and conditions of the GPL are unsuitable for you, e.g. because you don’t want to publish the source code of your firmware, you can simply pay money for a commercial V-USB license.
There was no separate package for V-USB, it was only available as part of PowerSwitch. Besides being a reference implementation, PowerSwitch may be very useful by itself.