USB-IF Compliance Updates

Number of Updates: 4

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ID Updated Subject Reason Mandate Effective Date
70 June, 2010 June 2010 Errata and Engineering Changes to the USB 3.0 Specification Updates available with the download of the USB 3.0 Specification Informational June, 2010

66 October, 2009 Questions Regarding Intel PIPE Specification USB-IF unable to respond to questions involving the Intel PIPE Specification Informational October, 2009

62 March, 2009 SuperSpeed USB Compliance Testing Availability of USB 3.0 Compliance Testing Informational March, 2009

58 February, 2009 S-Parameter Tables for the SuperSpeed Channel Publication of the Scattering Parameters (S-Parameters) for USB 3.0 Compliance Required February, 2008

S-Parameter Tables for the SuperSpeed Channel
Mandate: Required
Effective Date: February, 2008

Compliance S-parameter models for backpanel, cable, and device in Touchstone format.  Download

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SuperSpeed USB Compliance Testing
Mandate: Informational
Effective Date: March, 2009
Compliance testing for USB 3.0 capable products is available free of charge to USB-IF members at Intel's Platform Integration Lab (PIL).  Please see http://www.usb.org/developers/ssusb/testing/ for details.
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Questions Regarding Intel PIPE Specification
Mandate: Informational
Effective Date: October, 2009
The "PHY Interface for the PCI Express Architecture" (also known as the Intel PIPE Specification), is intellectual property of the Intel Corporation. It is strictly an Intel Corporation specification and the USB-IF does not distribute or provide support for it. Please contact admin@pciexpressdevnet.org for any PIPE related questions.
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June 2010 Errata and Engineering Changes to the USB 3.0 Specification
Mandate: Informational
Effective Date: June, 2010

Several Engineering Change Notices (ECN) to the USB 3.0 Specification have been published.  Also, errata as of June 2010 has been published.  All are available with the download of the USB 3.0 Specification.  Please see http://www.usb.org/developers/docs/ for the download.

The new ECNs relate to the SuperSpeed MicroUSB connector; State Machines; power management improvements to isochronous transactions; and test requirements for standard SuperSpeed B-connectors.

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