A breakdown of what USB4 can do and why it is so complex.
This white paper outlines the capabilities of USB4 Hosts, Hubs, Docks, and Devices with an emphasis on how end-user expectations drive the complexity of USB4 products. USB4 is the most complex USB specification so far and requires designers to understand the USB4, USB 3.2, USB 2.0, USB Type-C, and the USB Power Delivery specifications. Designers must also understand PCIe and DisplayPort specifications, as well as High Definition Content Protection (HDCP) for many USB4 designs. This is needed to design USB4 products that meet user expectations: “It’s USB — it just works!”
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