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USB 3.2: A USB Type-C Challenge for SoC Designers
By Synopsys
This white paper outlines applications that benefit from USB 3.2’s increased bandwidth, describes the USB 3.2 specification for USB Type-C™, and explains how the specification affects speed using USB Type-C connectors and cables. Additionally, the white paper discusses USB 3.2 implementation, the features of USB 3.2, and how designers can successfully integrate USB 3.2 IP in their next design.
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