PSoC™ 5, 3 & 1 Forum Discussions

I have established that there are 24 UDBs in the PSOC5. those UDBs can be configured using verilog. my question is: how much is the size of these UDBs (in logic gates term like in xilinx or Altera FPGAs)?? does every UDB have to be configured independently or can I just use them all at once?? so suppose I have a code that is bigger than 1 UDB, can I use 2 or more to implement it?  

I've been working on a development board based on the PSoC 3 and 5 chips. It's similar to the Arduino form factor, but with some unique features to take advantage of the PSoC's ability to use any IO line for any peripheral - features which eliminate the issue of IO conflicts.

I've posted lots of details, and everything you need to build your own expansion board, here: http://dangerousprototypes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=4842

Any feedback you have to offer is of course greatly appreciated!

While going through the document on Charge Controller, I came across PowerPSoC. Can anyone tell me what is the difference between PSoC1 and PowerPSoC? Do they both have the same core?

Sorry for posting the question again, I think I posted initially in the wrong location.

The Cypress' charge controller based on CY8CLED04D01 has an in-built MPPT algorithmn. Is it possible to port that algorithm to a PSoC 1 device? Is there any advantage of using this device?

Sorry for posting the question again, I think I posted initially in the wrong location.

The Cypress' charge controller based on CY8CLED04D01 has an in-built MPPT algorithmn. Is it possible to port that algorithm to a PSoC 1 device? Is there any advantage of using this device?

 While going through the document on Charge Controller, I came across PowerPSoC. Can anyone tell me what is the difference between PSoC1 and PowerPSoC? Do they both have the same core?

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I need to implement a Timer Terminal Count Interrupt. Since it is easy to write the code in C, I am creating the ISR in C. I need suggestions on which is a better method to call the ISR.

The mapping is already done in boot.asm, should I overwrite it with the C function or should I call the C function from the Timer8_ISR? Also, should I use ljmp or LCALL to call the C function.