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I want to use several 8Mbit x8 SPI 40MHz Excelon LP F-RAM devices in an application where I need to convert signals coming from a parallel x8 SRAM interface to 40MHz SPI signals and also 40MHz SPI signals sourced from the SPI F-RAM device to signals destined for the x8 parallel SRAM interface. As for the x8 parallel SRAM interface timings, conservatively, I have a memory address setup time of around 250ns, a memory address hold time of around 1250ns and a chip enable hold time of around 750ns ( I'm not quite sure of the timings right now and I know I am missing some timing information for some of the x8 parallel SRAM signals ). I plan on doing this with an ultra-low-power MCU, but, I'd need to use cycle-stretching on the Cypress F-RAM device(s). Is the above kind of conversion doable, especially the cycle stretching?
( N.B. The devices I want to use are one of these : https://www.cypress.com/file/444186/download , https://www.cypress.com/file/444186/download )
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jdb2
Show LessAlthough ota2 files exist for platform/MCU/STM32F4xx/GCC/STM32F469, I've discovered then read on this site that there is insufficient RAM on the STM family e.g. 384K vs 640K as indicated by the diagram in WICED OTA2 pdf 2.1.2 OTA2 RAM Requirements.
The code size isn't the culprit but the loosing of 200K+ of SRAM. I tracked it down to:
WICED/platform/MCU/STM32F4xx/GCC/STM32F469/ota2_memory_with_bootloader.ld
/*SRAM (rwx) : ORIGIN = 0x20000000, LENGTH = 96K*/
SRAM (rwx) : ORIGIN = 0x20000000, LENGTH = 320K
BTLDR_SRAM (rwx) : ORIGIN = 0x2004BC00, LENGTH = 17k /* Boot loader stack at the end. */
/*BTLDR_SRAM (rwx) : ORIGIN = 0x20010000, LENGTH = 32k / * Boot loader stack at the end. */
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I have been working to implement a circuit on PSoC5LP MCU as the PSoC5 LP MCU supports both analog and digital peripherals but in analog we have 4 comparators and 4op-amps, what in the situation if we require MOSFET in the situation, then what should be my approach?
Anyone Please do let me know, waiting for your reply.
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Prateek
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i've succesfully tried and reproduced the example called "qspi_read_write_using_sfdp".
When i'm importing the rights function in my project, the init function fails (cy_serial_flash_qspi_init).
When i'm digging into the details, it fails when calling Cy_SMIF_MemInit which return CY_SMIF_SFDP_SS0_FAILED
i've compared everything, and i'm not able to find what i'm doing wrong.
is there anybody who experienced the same issue ? thanks
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I have created a trackpad using the PSoc 4 MCU that will be utilized as a BLE Mouse to control a cursor on a computer screen. I would also like to collect information on the position of the finger on the trackpad. Up until now, I have used the Launch tuner to log this position data, however, I would ideally like this to be done on a computer software. How can change the provided BLE HID Mouse code by Cypress to read information related to the position of the finger on the trackpad rather than the displacement?
Thank you,
Show LessI'm looking to interface external memory with one of the PSoC 6 chips. Our application has large storage requirements (to the tune of around 2-4 gigabytes), so SPI NAND is off the table. Since our use case needs bluetooth and possibly USB, we were looking at the PSoC 63 line, but these chips don't seem to support e.MMC memory, which has raised a few questions?
Is there a (relatively) easy way to interface with raw unmanaged NAND using the PSOC 6 line, or to use e.MMC with PSoC 63? Alternatively, is anyone familiar with any chips that could serve as an intermediary SPI Controller to go between a raw NAND chip and the PSoC MCU, or any other way to work around this?
The PSoC 62 chips seem to have support for SDHC communication, but to use bluetooth and USB I believe we would need one of the CY8C624A/8 chips with two SDHC interfaces.
Would appreciate any insight on this, as we'll otherwise need to move away from the PSoC chips and start looking at alternatives.
Show LessHello: I have build a downloadable application to be downloaded by a bootloader application over BLE.
Using the CySmart running on PC with dongle I am able to see my bootloader and select it. Next click firmware update and select my .cyacd2 file to be downloaded. All steps show OK in the dialog box until Transfer firmware image, then I get this error. see attached. Can anyone tell me how to fix this issue. Note: both the bootloader and downloadable app were built on the same PSoC creator with the same settings for both projects.
Thanks Brian
Show LessHi, What is the absolute max junction temperature and max recommended operating junction temperature of S29GL512S10TFI02 (industrial) and S29GL512S10TFV02 (industrial plus)? Both are TSOP-56 package. The datasheet gives max Ta (ambient operating temperature) but does not give max rated junction temperature Tj. Thanks,
Show LessI am confused by the classification of CYBLE-416045 and EZ-Serial Support. Older posts (2019) claim there is no intention for CYBLE-416045 to support EZ-Serial and I do not see this among listed devices in documentation claiming such support, yet the CYBLE-416045-EVAL I purchased is listed as an EZ-BLE and documentation which comes with the kit references EZ-Serial. Can you please clarify the standing of this module. If there is no intention to make this module support EZ-Serial, what is the closest module to it that does (eg, Bluetooth 5 support, number GPIOs, etc.)
Show LessHi everyone,
I want to configure the DS-1 port of CY611 EZ-USB HX3PD EVK to supply 12V. But when I try to configure using EZ-USB HX3PD configuration Utility - PD Controller- Port 1, it shows me error - Atleast one 5V PDO should be enabled in Source PDO. But if add another source PDO of 5V, it does not save the configuration.
Can anyone help please ?
Thanks
Sugreev
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