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PSoC™ 6 Forum Discussions

GrCa_1363456
PSoC™ 6
Infineon has publicly stated PSoC 3 is produced on 130nm process. PSoC 6 is produced on 40nm process Will future PSoCs use a smaller process? What p... Show More
Enys
PSoC™ 6
Hello :), I am using Modustoolbox 3.1 and a PSOC 6 CY8CPROTO-063-BLE with kitprog3. I tried to measure voltage with the simple available application "... Show More
Amaan
PSoC™ 6
Hello Everyone, I am having a Psoc 6 CY8CKIT-062-WIFI-BT. I would like to have a DFU bootloader using UART or USB but there are unfortunately no examp... Show More
Y_
PSoC™ 6
I'm using PSoC 6 based controller. I'm using a autoreload timer, to connect to the wifi network. The timer is stopped only when it connects to the wif... Show More
WonyungCho
PSoC™ 6
Dear all.   I tested emulated EEPROM and I want to decrease flash time. I tested with ev-kit 'Cy8CKIT-062-WIFI-BT' and using application 'Emulated_EEP... Show More
cynic_bandera
PSoC™ 6
Hi. I have zero knowledge of SW. I'm a hardware engineer. Could you step by step with pictures and code examples explain how to assign PWM signals to ... Show More
jresparza
PSoC™ 6
Hello I'm trying to run ble using CY8CPROTO-063-BLE and configure as an hid service to send keystrokes to the host. I tried following examples publish... Show More
HYUNGWOO-YOON
PSoC™ 6
Error: kitprog3: failed to acquire the device Info : clock speed 2000 kHz Error: Error connecting DP: cannot read IDR Error: Error connecting DP: ca... Show More
Translation_Bot
PSoC™ 6
my board is CYW20829 When I was writing my BLE program based on RTOS, I created some other tasks and ran the program, which caused Bluetooth to fail t... Show More
Translation_Bot
PSoC™ 6
Hi: When I use MiniProg4 to burn in CY8C6247FD1-D02, PSOC Programmer prompts: Hex File parsing failure. Unknown record type. May I ask what causes thi... Show More
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PSoC™ 6

PSoC™ 6

Discussion forum regarding PSoC™ 6 - 32-bit Arm Microcontroller (MCU) Forum, discusses the 40-nm technology - best combination of ultra-low-power consumption, flexibility, security and high-performance topics.