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Hi
I have been designing extensively on PSoC creator using PSoC 4 and 5 chips. We are now starting with WiFi and IoT and I have PSoC-6 WiFi + BLE kit with me.
Things are so unclear in Wiced studio. I have a few questions, please help.
1. Does the CYW4343 chip have a TCP/IP stack?
2. When we build a simple example project to say scan for WiFi network, does the IDE program the PSOC chip or does it program the WiFi chip, since even the WiFi module has a ARM M3 processor?
3. How is communication happening between WiFi module and PSoC? (If at all PSoC is involved)
4. All the examples are so platform-centric. How can I use PSoC-5 with the WiFi module. We need the analog features of PSoC5. Is it even possible?
Please help me with a link of good documentations.
Thank you
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Hi,
1. Does the CYW4343 chip have a TCP/IP stack?
--> The WICED Studio SDK supports TCP/IP stack implementation, be it LwIP, NetX or NetXDuo. Cypress provides this support in WICED not only for CYW4343 chip, but for all chips.
2. When we build a simple example project to say scan for WiFi network, does the IDE program the PSOC chip or does it program the WiFi chip, since even the WiFi module has a ARM M3 processor?
--> The IDE programs the PSoC chip.
3. How is communication happening between WiFi module and PSoC? (If at all PSoC is involved)
--> The communication is happening via SDIO lines.
4. All the examples are so platform-centric. How can I use PSoC-5 with the WiFi module. We need the analog features of PSoC5. Is it even possible?
--> The analog features of PSoC5 isn't available in WICED. You need to port the PDL of PSoC 5 if you want to use these features.
Thanks
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Hi,
1. Does the CYW4343 chip have a TCP/IP stack?
--> The WICED Studio SDK supports TCP/IP stack implementation, be it LwIP, NetX or NetXDuo. Cypress provides this support in WICED not only for CYW4343 chip, but for all chips.
2. When we build a simple example project to say scan for WiFi network, does the IDE program the PSOC chip or does it program the WiFi chip, since even the WiFi module has a ARM M3 processor?
--> The IDE programs the PSoC chip.
3. How is communication happening between WiFi module and PSoC? (If at all PSoC is involved)
--> The communication is happening via SDIO lines.
4. All the examples are so platform-centric. How can I use PSoC-5 with the WiFi module. We need the analog features of PSoC5. Is it even possible?
--> The analog features of PSoC5 isn't available in WICED. You need to port the PDL of PSoC 5 if you want to use these features.
Thanks