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A PSoC3 is a bit slow compared to an 80MHz PSoC5 chip. Fastest interface will be SPI with up to 33Mbitps.
Bob
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So in PSoc3 I can "build" SPI interface with 33Mbitps? This is enough for me if we are taking into account that 90% transaction is from proprietary board toward PSoc. If I understand right SPI interface we are building using UDB?
Thank you
Stas
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I wasn't talking about PSoC3, but PSoC5. I would suggest you to start a Creator 3.3 project and place the needed interfaces onto the topdesign: SPI interface and an USBUART.
You may use a CY8CKIT-059 for programming and debugging your project.
Bob
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Hi,
I choose PSOC3 mainly for implementing iAP2 protocol. I presume I can implement it in PsoC5 as well. Currently we purchased EVB CY8CKIT-033A based on PSOC3. From yours opinion could we elaborate our solution on this EVB (even with less SPI bandwidth).
Thank you
Stas
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The interrupt response time of the PSoC5 is a bit better than for a PSoC3, I cannot tell whether your project will run flawlessly on any platform. Despite the different endianess it is not difficult to switch at a later stage from PSoc 3 to 5.
Bob
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Hi,
From my understanding MFi protocol can run on PSOC5. Please confirm
Thank you
Stas
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I am just a poor developer and I am not able to confirm that a special protocol wil run on a special hardware. Estimate and check for yourself. A PSoC5 Prototyping Kit is available at your local distri for just ten bucks.
Bob