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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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Using DS2482-100 to communicate with DS28E05
Actual setup
Today, I use a CY8CKIT-043 connected via I2C to a AK-DS2482S-100 to communicate with a DS24B33 eeprom chip.
In normal operation, only one onewire chip is connected to the DS2482S board.
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