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Hello,
in the moment we experience problems with several circuit boards that implement the CY7C53120E4-40SXI.
Always when we want to flash our product software on the board using the LonMaker tool (Echolon) we receive one of these error messages:
'Cannot communicate with the device' or 'The device is applicationless or is not associated with a program record'.
The LED connected to the Service Pin is blinking slowly. That means that the Neuron Chip has an application but is unconfigured.
May the cause of this problem be that the Neuron Chip (CY7C53120E4-40SXI) does not contain the LonTalk network protocol firmware? According to the datasheet this firmware should already be present on the chip when we buy it. But maybe it was not correctly programmed in your fab?
Thanks a lot for your answer.
I have recently been messing around with some SCR's. I am aware that once you activate the SCR's gate the SCR will start conducting and remain conducting even if the gate is removed as long as the cathode to anode potential difference is favorable. The issue I am having is that my SCR conducts no mater what. I remove wiring from the gate before applying voltage to cathode, I ground the gate before applying voltage to the cathose, either way the SCR conducts. I have bought 10 SCR's (2N6403) I have tried brand new ones with no gate connection, cathode to 5V and anode to ground etc. still conduction persists. I am very confident that the new ones I have tested have not been internally shorted/damaged. It seems which ever method I use I continually get a conducting SCR without having induced it. If anybody has any input on the subject it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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I'm looking for a replacement for the AD9837.
Could you recommend a product?
Thanks and Regards.
Hi,
1. The data sheet stated that the output terminal (RESET # 😎 of the IC has a built-in pull-up resistor, so an external pull-up resistor can be omitted.
However, the block diagram of the data sheet does not mention the pull-up resistor, and when I look at the circuit symbol, it seems that it shows a constant current circuit. Is there another pull-up due to the resistor?
2. Can this constant current circuit carry a current of 10uA regardless of the load of OUTPUT?
3. If the load at the connection destination is large (impedance is small), will the output voltage be small?
Please let us know if you have a characteristic table or calculation formula for load and output voltage.
MPN: MB3771PF-G-BND-E1-ER
Best Regards,
Naoaki Morimoto
Show LessHello All, Me and my friends are build a project and there is a chip which is obsolete that could not find on the market. The part number that we are looking is CY128P160-167AXC. Can anyone give us any suggestions on where to find the chips?
thanks!
Show LessCustomer has interest about Infineon Chip Antena.
Actually they have a project with SIiLabs MCU with BLE SOC. But they are struggling with Chip Antenna.
Do we have a chip antenna soluton for satisfying Customer.
Many Thanks
BRs
Daniel Lim
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I am working with a CYTMA525C driver and I have one question.
How can I put the touch panel in low power mode? I guess that It’s activating LOW_POWER_EN, but I tried and don’t work.
I send this array by I2C:{0x04, 0x00, 0x08,0x00,0x2F,0x00,0x06,0x06,0x01,0x01} following the tables of datasheet.
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