The list of readers that do work with my CCID driver is now big enough (262 readers) to do some statistics.
I don't know how many CCID readers are available worldwide. I guess that with 262 of them I cover a large part of the market.
I do plan to do statistics with these different fields:
I will create a new blog article for each field and update the list above with links to the articles.
I don't know how many CCID readers are available worldwide. I guess that with 262 of them I cover a large part of the market.
I do plan to do statistics with these different fields:
- bAlternateSetting
- bClassEnvelope
- bClassGetResponse
- bDescriptorType
- bInterfaceClass
- bInterfaceNumber
- bInterfaceProtocol
- bInterfaceSubClass
- bLength
- bMaxCCIDBusySlots
- bMaxSlotIndex
- bNumClockSupported
- bNumDataRatesSupported
- bNumEndpoints
- bPINSupport
- bVoltageSupport
- bcdCCID
- bcdDevice
- dwDataRate
- dwDefaultClock
- dwFeatures
- dwMaxCCIDMessageLength
- dwMaxDataRate
- dwMaxIFSD
- dwMaximumClock
- dwMechanical
- dwProtocols
- dwSynchProtocols
- features
- iManufacturer
- iProduct
- idProduct
- idVendor
- section
- wLcdLayout
I will create a new blog article for each field and update the list above with links to the articles.
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