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RL-USB Host Software StackThe RL-USB Host Software Stack consists of the following layers:
The USB Host Class Driver is a hardware independent layer containing functions that are class specific and application dependent. The following USB classes are supported:
The USB Host Core is a hardware independent layer and contains the functions to manage USB peripherals and the USB bus. This layer is an interface between the USB Host Controller Driver and the USB Host Class Driver. The most important functions in this layer are:
The USB Host Controller Driver is the layer between the USB Host Controller Hardware and the USB Host Core. This layer handles hardware specific interfaces. Two types of USB Host Controller Drivers are available:
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