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Are there any examples that take advantage of the two microphones on the CY8CPROTO-062-4343W kit?
The easier example may be streaming or storing audio.
I'm interested in analyzing the audio stream.
Is there enough processing power in the ARM Cortex M4 to monitor an audio stream for noise that may be indicative of machine wear or other sounds such as a dog bark, baby cry or bird whistle?
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Hi,
Yes, we have an example using the two mics:
https://www.cypress.com/documentation/code-examples/ce225786-psoc-6-mcu-usb-audio-recorder
Cypress doesn't make a solution to identify animal sounds. But for instance, we can definitely run algorithms to detect voice commands or keywords, like Alexa, siri. I imagine a similar processing power is required to identify animal sounds, so I would say yes, we have enough processing power. You can run the ARM M4 up to 150MHz with floating point support.
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Hi,
Yes, we have an example using the two mics:
https://www.cypress.com/documentation/code-examples/ce225786-psoc-6-mcu-usb-audio-recorder
Cypress doesn't make a solution to identify animal sounds. But for instance, we can definitely run algorithms to detect voice commands or keywords, like Alexa, siri. I imagine a similar processing power is required to identify animal sounds, so I would say yes, we have enough processing power. You can run the ARM M4 up to 150MHz with floating point support.