PSoC™ 5, 3 & 1 Forum Discussions
I'm doing some research that requires a lot of comparators. Currently, for proof of concept, I'm using LM319's because their open collector outputs allow me to use any output voltage I want if the comparator is "high" and they allow me to tie their "ground" to different voltages as long as it is higher than Vsss so the output when the comparator is "low" is also configurable.
The problem is that I need a heck of a lot of them and I'm looking for configurable solutions. So far the Cypress PSoC 3 looks like a candidate but I need to know more about them (maybe the 4 or 5 would be better, or some other product entirely). First, how many comparators can you get from one of the configurable analog blocks? I couldn't find much detail on the internals of the analog blocks. Second, how flexible are the comparators themselves? From reading the datasheet for the COMP module, it looks like high=Vdd and low=Vss. Is there any way to manipulate this so that the lows and highs are equal to some other intermediate voltage references?
Thanks much for any help!
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I would like to implement a RTC that doesn`t lose the time data after a power failure. I am thinking to use a 5V battery. How do I have to do the connections? Do I have to use de Boost? Which elements do I need?
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Is it possible to configure the resolution of the internal ADC (SAR)? Based on the API, the output of the ADC is placed into a 16 bit signed int, but it is unclear what the actual resolution of this ADC is. Is it possible to get any insight into this and is it possible to specify the resolution - to say 10 or 12 bits?
Thank you!
Kyle
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I would like to implement a RTC that doesn`t lose the time data after a power failure. I am thinking to use a 5V battery. How do I have to do the connections? Do I have to use de Boost? Which elements do I need?
Thanks
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Bueno actualización el creador PSoC 2.2, hará un acelerómetro práctico, pero cuando voy a poner el control pasadores no me deja porque son pines de un vidrio, estoy trabajando con PSoC 5 antes de actualizar el software de los pines del acelerómetro Ellos eran 15,0-15,2 alguien me podría decir en lo que son PSoC 2.2
can i interface cy8c 4000 pioneer kit with PSoC 5lp kit for using the proximity sensor in a project?
Hi,
I want to multiply two signals using a mixer. But i want to give clock a sign signal. I tried to do that but it shows an error signal attached with this message.
Please guide me how i can do this.
Looking forward for your reply
Best Regards
Awais
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I am building a device that works like a phonograph. I am using a piezo disc as a microphone and a pcos3 kit for the amplifying, filtering and processing . But I a getting a terrible sudden noise at the output of the OpAmp for some seconds.
Maybe somebody knows the reason?
I attached the amplifier circuit.
THANKS!
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Show LessWhile looking for some newer 80Mhz PSoC5LP units I have become confused by the 5287 and 5288 models.
CY8C5287 says 256K/64K Flash/RAM on the datasheet, one the store inventory, on the device selector in Creator 3.1SP3.
CY8C5288 says the same.
According to the magic decoder ring:
CY8C52xy is family
x = 6 for 64Mhz, 8 for 80Mhz
y = 7 for 128K/32K, 8 for 256K/64K
The CY8C5287 doesn't appear to match the magic decoder ring.
The CY8C5287 is AXI and the CY8C5288 is LTI. Perhaps CY8C5287 should ALSO be CY8C5288AXI?
Comments Cypress employees in the know?
-Ed
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