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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
Since the capacitance change will be much smaller due to the extra distance, you will need to set the sensing algorithm up accordingly for the new setup.
You can get an idea of things by displaying …
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How do I calculate the supply current for a zynq 7010 chip?
As Dave says, it depends on your design - the current can vary hugely depending on frequency and percent of available gates used. With such a complex IC, you need to take full advantage of the tools a …
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