If you haven’t been paying attention, FTDI, makers of one of the most popular USB to UART chips out there, really screwed up last October. They released a driver to Microsoft that would brick ...
Aiming to make USB technology as straightforward to use as possible, FTDI Chip has introduced the FT260 – a human interface device (HID) class interface controller IC, which complements the company’s ...
Hardware hackers and security researchers are furious at chip maker FTDI for issuing a silent update that bricks cloned FTDI FT232 [USB to UART] chips. FTDI used a recent Windows update to deliver the ...
FTDI Chip has added to the support it can offer to engineers using its X-Chip series by introducing an array of new breakout boards. Through these compact, low-profile items, the bridging of USB 2.0 ...
FTDI Chip has introduced a new development solution based on its FT4233HP multi-channel interface ICs. The FT4233HP high-speed USB serial/FIFO evaluation board enables engineers to get started much ...
FTDI Chip has introduced an array of breakout boards, adding to the support it can offer engineers using its X-Chip series. These compact, low-profile items, bridge USB 2.0 signals to serial or ...
A few days ago we learned chip maker FTDI was doing some rather shady things with a new driver released on Windows Update. The new driver worked perfectly for real FTDI chips, but for counterfeit ...
In this another geek moment presented by Digi-key, Nate Larson discusses the FT801 IC from FTDI. This IC includes graphics controller, audio processing, and a touch controller supporting five touches ...
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