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PSoC™ 6 Forum Discussions

amin
PSoC™ 6
Hi Using the sample code to program a PSOC6, I found that the code programs three different flash types; main, working, and supervisory flash. First o... Show More
KyleLin
PSoC™ 6
Hi ,   In order to support FAT on uSD, we can use emfile driver.   However, I met a problem that I can’t use QSPI HAL to init SPI rom successfully af... Show More
Digimorf
PSoC™ 6
Hello, I have seen that in many projects for the PSoC62 the startup code for the cm0+ copies the vector table into SRAM, no matter what. Is there an e... Show More
DrexelDragon23
PSoC™ 6
Hi I am trying to program my CY8C6347FMI-BLD43 over jtag with miniprog4 and seem to be having some issues. Is there any step by step or guide I could ... Show More
ESCLuisFlores
PSoC™ 6
Hi, I have a project that was created in Modutoolbox 2.1 and I need to use it in modus toolbox 3. I am trying to follow the steps provided in the docu... Show More
skruglewicz
PSoC™ 6
hi  @LeoMathews    You originally helped me on a topic that I closed is there a dual core IPC message pipe example for ModusToolbox 3.0? Well you sugg... Show More
Z31114027
PSoC™ 6
Hi all, How to use 2 CYPRESS Miniprog4 devices in One PC to Program 2 IC at the same time? I didn't find any parameters in the burner that could tel... Show More
No_Name
PSoC™ 6
Hi, I'm trying to make Wi-Fi enterprise connection with TP-LINK router using radius server but, while connecting I'm getting error as MBEDTLS_SSL_ALER... Show More
Marcelo_Macedo1
PSoC™ 6
Hi, I'm working with a customer that needs the I3C protocol on the PSoC device, looking this old thread seems Infineon was studying the feasibility to... Show More
mark_ennamorato
PSoC™ 6
Im using a PSOC6 + Micron 2Gb QSPI NAND flash MTMT29F2G01xxxxxxx 8 pin device. Micron support has been basically a black hole so thought I would ask h... 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.