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Programmable System on Chip. This is a chip containing digital and/or analog blocks which can be configured to create a very wide range of designs. It may refer specifically to the Cypress Semiconductor's PSoC, which integrates configurable analog and digital peripheral functions, memory and a microcontroller on a single chip.
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Capsense behind glass
I have a working capsense sensor on one of these PSoC development boards:
The buttons work fine, but when I put a sheet of glass on top, they don't work. …
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Mixed signal PCB layout for PSoC
This version of the PSoC is limited to 12 bits, but another part number has a 16-bit ADC (although with a lower sample rate). …
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Why do TQFP and TFQN have different advice regarding analog ground?
This question is in reference to How to split Analog and Digital GND planes for a TQFN device.
For the PSoC3, the advice on how to separate the analog and digital ground is different depending on the …
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Designing my own Bus
This question is further to my previous question: Alternatives to SPI because of EMI. I am toying with the idea of designing my own communication bus. I would be grateful if someone could cast their e …
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