PSoC™ 5, 3 & 1 Forum Discussions

Hi,

Thanks in advance.

Marijan

Hi,

I have a nerw PSoC5 development kit for evaluation. I updated to PSoc Creator 2.0 and am getting an annoying error that pops up on programming "Error: dbg.M0023: There was an error while programming the device: PSoC Programmer reported error (100 - FAILED! Timeout of SPC polling. Lost communication with chip (Status = 0x02))" It seems to appear at random times and then all of a sudden just disappears again. I have set the clock speed in port configuration to 0.8MHz.

Does anyone have a clue how I can get rid of this permanently?

Thank you!

 i want to carry out FFT using PSoC5

i would like to know what is  the computtation speed of FFt by PSoC5

 Hello all

i started working with UART..the UART configuration window has many options.

i have few questions-

1. What is the exact difference between FIFO and buffer.

2. when the buffer size is greater than 4 Internal interrupt gets enabled. Where can i write my code if i need to use internal interrupt

3. in half duplex mode how can i transmit and receive data.

 Hello,

       May i know where is the location of "PROJECT EXPLORER" in psoc creator? 

Is there a working bootloader GUI I can download? I'm aware of the bootloader utilities than come with Creator to write your own. Thanks

Hi,

One thing I'm finding frustrating about using the PSoC 3s is that they seem to require a huge number number of capacitors and complex power connections.  For very space constrained applications, these can make things difficult. The QFN48 package apparently needs 9 capacitors, 10 power and 7 GND connections !

My question are: Is every power connection really necessary?  Is every capacitor really necessary?

For example, do I need the capacitor on Vddio3 if I am only going to be using the pins in that quadrant as analog inputs?  In fact, do I even need the power connection there? Could I just use one capacitor for all of the Vddio pins?

On the attached image, you can see my space constrained PCB, and part of the schematic for it. On the schematic, I have removed the capacitors from two of the Vddio0 pins (13 & 24) to try to give me some space. 

Hugo

I am using the USBUART with PSoc3 and would like to know the easiest and correct way to test if the USB connection has been lost. Can anyone help please?