PSoC3 custom board
Kmmankad is working on a development board for the PSoC3 chip. The PSoC3 is a mixed signal system on a chip developed by Cypress. Because he found the PSoC3 First Touch Kit too constricting, and the...
View ArticlePSOC3 custom board development
We wrote about Kmmankad effort to build a custom PSOC3 development board. After the initial design, he consulted Cypress engineers about his board. They advised him how-to improve his design. Here are...
View ArticleCustom PSoC3 development board updates
Kartik continues to develop his custom PSoC3 dev-board. In this update he was mainly concerned with adhering to USB guidelines. Another major change is the removal of a crystal oscillator. After...
View ArticleQuickPSoC3 v2 – PSOC3 mini development board
Kartik revised his EzPSoC3 board into the new quick QuickPSoC3. These boards are mini development platforms for PSoC3 system-on-chip ICs from Cypress. Here is a list of features on the new board:...
View ArticleApp Note: Mixed signal circuit board layout considerations
Hli located an interesting app note from Cypress called “Mixed Signal Circuit Board Layout Considerations”. “It discusses how to layout a board to have good analog performance, even if you have...
View ArticlePSoCWorld virtual conf December 12-13, 2012
Cypress Semiconductor, manufacturers of the line of Programmable System-on-Chip products known as PSoC, are hosting the first annual PSoC World virtual conference, on December 12th and 13th, 2012....
View ArticleCypress PSoC 4 Pioneer Kit Smarter Life Challenge
Cypress Semiconductor and element14 are sponsoring the PSoC 4 Smarter Life Design Challenge. The contest will seek applicants to be one of ten RoadTest challenge competitors who will build “Smarter...
View ArticleApp note: F-RAM for smart E-Meters
Cypress’ application note on smart E-Meters and why its more advantageous to use F-RAM over conventional EEPROMs. This application note provides an overview of a smart electricity meter, or Smart...
View ArticleApp note: Temperature sensing using diode
Last time we covered using watchdog timer as temperature dependent component of a microcontroller to do temperature sensing. Now lets take a diode to do the same thing, they are pretty much accurate...
View ArticleApp note: Temperature measurement using thermistors
Another temperature sensitive device, introducing the thermistor. From its name you could guess that its a temperature dependent resistor which varies its resistance as the temperature changes. See...
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