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  • PSoC Microcontrollers and processors
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    • Need some guide for learning STM32s
      … choice depends on your own requirements. Note. You may also want to add the Cypress PSoC devices to the list as well, as although they are not programmed via the Arduino IDE, I think they …
    • Problems with regular simultaneous dual ADC conversion with DMA transfer
      … data pulled via SPI DMA ) RogerClark Tue Nov 24, 2015 10:39 pm Ray. Good point. The PSOC is almost certainly a better device for this application (PS. Still not got around to using mine ev…
    • maple mini under eclipse + Nightly arduino eclipse plugin / linux
      …stages. I have some hopes this project may lead to that Smile I also use the Cypress PSOC devices, and they have their own more integrated system (which they really have to given the hardwa…
    • Recomendations for working components – TFT, OLED, ..
      …e both and have a few examples on my Project page. Hint: The roll-your-own is in the PSoC 4200 project. Learning is not advanced significantly by always using the same code and components. …
    • ESP8266 as an access point!
      … leader. I suspect the ESP8266 is going to be easier to get working than the Cypress PSoC mrburnette Thu Jun 04, 2015 12:24 pm I suspect the ESP8266 is going to be easier to get working tha…
    • Linux Journal
      … always run in a VM. Example: cypress_linux_tools – Tools to build and flash cypress PSoC Creator projects under Linux. … gengetopt; make; wine (to run cyelftool when using makefile); An ar…
    • library and its examples not being seen
      …ses; it ensures that the source safe is complete and version controlled. The Cypress PSoC system automatically utilizes this approach with all of the compiles and backups. Back when a hard …
    • $10 O-Scope revisited
      … for any serious tinkerer who does not have access to a scope. This would be a great PSoC 4200 project due to the “free” analog subsystem and analog mux + OpAmp. FYI, only $4 ( do not even …