PSoC™ 5, 3 & 1 Forum Discussions

From the photo above, are we able to identify the part is genuine and originated from Cypress factory?

The country origin is different, I would hope to find out if the parts at the left side is genuine as X-ray photo shown the die paddle is different from my past receipt 

Idk why it doesnt read a direction to the lib when i tried to build a project and moreover why I can't change the direction myself
It output me an error list:
Starting MAKE...
creating project.mk
name translation failed on D:/anrii/KI38/rk/PSoC\ Designer/5.4/Common/CypressSemiBuildMgr - 3
name translation failed on D:\anrii\KI38\rk\PSoC - 2
name translation failed on Designer\5.4\Common\CypressSemiBuildMgr\tools\include\CY8C29000 - 3
lib/led_1.asm
!E LED_1.inc(13): file 'm8c.inc' not found in current directory or in include path(s)

!E lib/led_1.asm(93): no such mnemonic 'RAM_PROLOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(94): no such mnemonic 'RAM_PROLOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(95): no such mnemonic 'RAM_SETPAGE_CUR'
!E lib/led_1.asm(119): no such mnemonic 'RAM_EPILOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(120): no such mnemonic 'RAM_EPILOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(145): no such mnemonic 'RAM_PROLOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(146): no such mnemonic 'RAM_PROLOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(147): no such mnemonic 'RAM_SETPAGE_CUR'
!E lib/led_1.asm(153): no such mnemonic 'RAM_EPILOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(154): no such mnemonic 'RAM_EPILOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(178): no such mnemonic 'RAM_PROLOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(179): no such mnemonic 'RAM_PROLOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(180): no such mnemonic 'RAM_SETPAGE_CUR'
!E lib/led_1.asm(193): no such mnemonic 'RAM_EPILOGUE'
!E lib/led_1.asm(194): no such mnemonic 'RAM_EPILOGUE'
Too many errors, exiting...
make: *** [lib/obj/led_1.o] Error -1
make: *** Deleting file `lib/obj/led_1.o'

reconfig - 18 error(s) 0 warning(s) 16:00:23

Hello

currently high school student in Terminal STI2D in france, i need in the frame of my classes, control a servo motor with a PSoC Card. Despite a many research in web, I can't find any information.

could you help me. Please.

Cordially

Gabin BROCHARD

Hey everyone. 🙂

I'm currently working on a project that have very specific requirements, i.e making an Arbitrary Waveform generator, via a reconfigurable DAC.

They are as follows:
24-bit accuracy on DAC
16 differential channels for output (32 io-lines in total)
0 - 1MHz signal output - high quality. (less jitter, noise etc)
Remote initialization and reprogramming
Less than 1mS delay for user - from button-press to signal-generation

I have looked into a few designs and such, and from looking at various open source projects and Cypress AN64275 application note, I think some form of "Modulated Parallel IDAC" could be the answer.

I was thinking something like this:
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/420639460175380481/894220085928001546/AWG-vague_sketch.png?width=956&height=676

The concept is inspired by one of CERN's recent projects, the Scopefun Oscilloscope and Arbitrary Waveform Generator, as well as the Zrna project, which also utilizes configurable logic connected to a microprocessor to generate Arbitrary Waveforms.

What say you, PSoC5 -gurus - Is it possible to do this?

Hi everyone,

Before diving into all the details of USB HID, I would like to get your opinion.

I would like to have switches (like a small keyboard) and send strings instead of just individual characters. Do you think a PSoC5LP  with USB HID configured as a keyboard can do the job? The predefined strings will be hardcoded in the PSoC.

Do you have any documentation/reference or application that could help me starting? I found the AN58726 - USB HID Intermediate with PSoC® 3 and PSoC 5LP.

Thank you

Hal

Hi I'm connecting the following pressure sensor to my psoc using my psoc 5lp . I watched couple of tutorials on how to interface a pressure sensor and have looked at the ADC example on psoc website. My code is very similiar to the person on the youtube link below.  I also have watched the following analog sensor for the arduino code but its not working. similiar psoc posts also  couldn't help me solve the problem. The pressure is from alibaba, I have used the formula used by arduino community. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqHeLsDwxVY&ab_channel=AngelaSodemann

https://youtu.be/UrqPxwsPWGk - anlog pressure sensor in arduino 

https://community.cypress.com/t5/PSoC-5-3-1-MCU/Bourns-analog-pressure-transducer/m-p/127862

Hi,

I'd like to use PSoC5 as a kind of "bridge". I want to route some pins  with other pins. This is going to be a 1-to-1 connection. And it is going to be bi-directional. And the routing-map will be defined in runtime... (UPDATE: if it is not possible to do it in runtime, then "offline" is good too).

For clarification purposes, let's assume that I have 8 GPIOs:  A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D1, D2. I'd like that A1 be routed to A2, B1 to B2... etc.  But this info is not hardcoded. I should be able to change in runtime.

My questions are:

 - What's the best way to achieve  this? DSI?

- What's the maximum number of connections that I can do? Can I do a 28 x 28 routing-map?

Thanks!

[This is a follow up of this question: https://community.cypress.com/t5/PSoC-5-3-1-MCU/PSOC5LP-DSI-manual-routing-for-32x32-mux/td-p/183433  ]

Due to the chip shortage I was unable to buy Psoc5LP parts and was forced to substitute for an obsolete Psoc5 part: CY8C5365AXI-043. I can't find this part in the psoc creator device selector because its obsolete. Is there a way I can add this obsolete part to the list? Can I select a different equivalent device and program as if it were that one?