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Title: Connecting the MCP2150 to the Windows® Operating System
Name: TB048
Date: 7/25/06
Author: Steve Schlangster
Description: This technical brief demonstrates the operation of the MCP2150 with Microsoft® Windows® Operating System (OS). The MCP2150 is an IrDA® protocol handler with an encoder/decoder. This allows the MCP2150 to be used as a ?Virtual Connector?, a wireless link between an embedded application and an IrDA host. This host can be a Personal Computer (PC) using Microsoft Windows. Microsoft Windows includes a Terminal client that can easily be used to demonstrate the capabilities of the MCP2150. Figure 1 shows typical implementation of the MCP2150 in an embedded system.
Keywords: IrDA,MCP2150,Optical Transceivers,IR encoding,IR decoding,IR Physical Layer,IrPHY,IrDA stack,Virtual Connector,Virtual Serial Port,Windows
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