PSoC™ 5, 3 & 1 Forum Discussions
I need to implement a battery powered system using a PSoC 1 chip. I read that there is a Sleep mode in PSoC 1, what exactly happens when we use this Sleep mode? Which peripherals go to sleep and which are awake? Can someone help me with this information?
Thanks
Tanisha
Show LessDear all,
I want to do additive synthesis (or harmonic synthesis of sine wave).
I use the solution filtering (band pass filtrer) to generate sine waves with timer 8 bits
on a PSOC1 Model CYC8C29466.
I create two harmonic signals (different frequencies, different amplitudes)
and I want to add these two analog signals.
What do you propose of solutions ?
Hardware ?
Software ?
Thank you very much for your propositions
Show LessHi Everyone,
Here is a question that was asked during the PSoC World Virtual Conference that was held during December 12-13, 2012.
Q: "Where can I find a list of I/Ps available for Designer?"
A: I/Ps for Designer (a.k.a. User Modules) are available as configurable, pre-characterized blocks that implement a range of functions and peripherals.
More info on User Modules - http://www.cypress.com/?id=2522&rID=40633
Search tool - http://www.cypress.com/?app=search&searchType=advanced&keyword=&rtID=116&id=1573&l=0
We are hoping that these question/answers will be helpful for those who could not attend. If you have a question about PSoC 1, feel free to start a thread and pour in your doubts.
Show LessHello Guys,
As a final post for forum related PSoC World, I am posting hyperlinks related to PSoC World registrations and Agenda in various parts of the world. Please do go forward and register to enjoy the benefits of this virtual conference.
PSoC World site http://www.psocworld.com
PSoC World Registration page http://vshow.on24.com/vshow/psocworld/registration/3780#
PSoC World video promos http://video.cypress.com/video-library/video/PSoC
PSoC World Agenda:
North America http://www.psocworld.com/agenda/
China http://www.psocworld.com/agenda/china/
Japan http://www.psocworld.com/agenda/japan/
Rest of Asia http://www.psocworld.com/agenda/rest-of-asia/
Europe http://www.psocworld.com/agenda/europe/
I am continuosly posting regarding PSoC World. Some of you are already pissed off with it. I apologise for this nuisance.
Show LessI am trying to learn more about the Digital Filter Block (DFB) to use in my application. I am interested in using the DFB to perform a hardware PID calculation because it seems to be a very powerful tool that will not use up as many resoucres as other implementations.
I have read through the DFB datasheet and the DFB section in the TRM, but I am a little confused with some of the descriptions. I am trying to walk through the DFB example project included with Creator to learn how and why the developer programed the DFB, however, while stepping through this code I have hit a wall. On line 6 of the DFB assembler code, the developer used the jpml() instruction with the condition "in1". On page 38 of the DFB datasheet the description for 'in1' mentions a 'Channel 1 Input Register', but I cannot find a reference to this register anywhere else in the DFB manual or TRM. I looked for a 'Channel 1 Input Register' on the diagram on page 22, but only found a 'Stage A/B' register. Are these the same thing?
Am I looking in the wrong place? From my understanding of the code, the 'jmpl()' instruction will not execute until the condition is met, but I don't know how to put an entry into that register. Can anyone help me out?
For clarity I included the example project as an attachment below.
Show LessAttaching the Specifications. I will make sure that from the next week, the contest specification is put as a sticky note.
Sorry for the delay.
Last Date for submission : 12/17/2012 12:00 PM (PDT)
Regards,
Ramnath R K
Show LessAny of you guys using PSoC 5LP yet? I'm using PSoC 3 to develop my current application, but the new 5LP is tempting me to switch.
Anyone have comments on their experience the new 5LP?
Show LessSubmit the Component to any one of the mail id --
rkrm@cypress.com ---- PSoC 3 Moderator
ancy@cypress.com----- PSoC 5 Moderator
Show LessPlease Submit the Component to any one of the mail id
rkrm@cypress.com -- PSoC 3 - Moderator
ancy@cypress.com---PSoC 5 - Moderator
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