The SIS3153 will be the Superspeed USB follow up to our SIS3150 USB2.0 to VME interface. Information can be found under www.struck.de/sis3153.html.
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What is the speed difference of polling transactions between USB2.0 to USB3.0?
A manual told me it is 3.5kHz for USB2.0 (VME Interface Manual from WIENER).
We will know shortly and keep you posted.
The central focus is high performance block transfer readout from digitizers like our 10-bit GS/s SIS3305 however.
Could you provide instructions on how to use SIS3153 under Linux? Which library and driver should I care about? What is the speed difference between SIS3100/SIS1100 and SIS3153?
Hello Exaos,
we do furnish a USB3.0 LINUX driver for the SIS3153.
With the SIS1100/3100 you reach up to 80 MByte/s in block transfer, with the SIS1100e/3104 160 MByte/s and with the SIS3153 under USB3.0 around 160 MByte/s (and 100 MByte/s with GBit/s Ethernet SFP).
Best regards
Matthias