
FTDI VNC1L embedded USB host controller development module (VDIP1) with 24-pin DIP form factor, UART, SPI and parallel FIFO interfaces.
The FTDI VNC1L Embedded USB Host Controller Development Module (VDIP1) is a development module built around the FTDI Vinculum VNC1L IC, designed for rapid prototyping and development of embedded USB host applications.
Overview
The VNC1L IC integrates an MCU and embedded flash memory, enabling the module to handle USB host interfaces, data transfer, and USB device class encapsulation within a single device. The module is supplied on a PCB that fits into a standard 24-pin DIP socket, allowing straightforward integration into existing designs.
Interfaces and Connectivity
The module supports flexible communication with external microcontrollers and can be adapted to various host systems through jumper selection.
Power and Status
Specifications
The compact form factor and light weight make the module suitable for bench testing and embedded projects, supporting quick validation of USB host controller designs before final integration.
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