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Hello
i was making a project using a cy8ckit-049
now ive finished it my question is how can i get a 42xx family ic and program it without using the whole kit i only need the ic and the pcb will be fabricated but still i neeed the ic only to reduce te coast
any ideas ?
thanks in advanced
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You might use the snap-off part of the -049 kit to program your chip. You just need a 5-signal interface:
xres
sda
scl
GND
Vcc(5V)
Bob
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Breaking does not destroy the kit, it only separates programmer and board. Just make a (short) 5-pin connection from programmer to kit.
BTW: I would strongly recommend to get a new (more modern) prototyping kit. The newer models support debugging which the -049 cannot do.
Bob
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thank you
i find difficulties getting a cypress kit to Egypt that's why i want to keep mine un touched 🙂
however its easy to get the stand alone IC that's why i want to know a generic of programming instead of getting a development kit
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A prototype kit is a $10 article. Even when you order it from Cypress directly and get it through customs it will not be much more expensive (apart from shipping costs) than legal PSoC chips which are quite difficult to program unsoldered.
Bob