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hello i am new to using cypress ,so i have a question. i want to meassure voltage across the POTENTIOMETER and show the voltage across my computer screen ? is it possbile ? from what i learned so far I need to use Anlog Digital Convertor but i cant really undestand how to use it . could any one help me ?
about my the pins of my POTENTIOMETER are as follows :
1)left pin to the ground
2)middle pin to one of the ports of the Cypress
3)right pin to Vdd .
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Right click onto the ADC component and select "Find Code Example".
Basically you need an analog pin component, connect it to your ADC component and write a bit of code to get the converted value.
When writing to UART, use the UART to USB bridge and PuTTY, sprintf() and uart-putstring() API . When printing float numbers increase the heap size to 0x0200 in system view.
Bob
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Right click onto the ADC component and select "Find Code Example".
Basically you need an analog pin component, connect it to your ADC component and write a bit of code to get the converted value.
When writing to UART, use the UART to USB bridge and PuTTY, sprintf() and uart-putstring() API . When printing float numbers increase the heap size to 0x0200 in system view.
Bob
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hi i really did not undestand what are u meaning , i know progrmaning in c and matlab how ever i cant really understand what u mean . and the exmpale code did not really helped me
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There are a couple of videos showing how to deal with Creator IDE. Have a look at them. Creator has some similarities to electronic CAD design.
Bob