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Tuesday 9 February 2010
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Cypress intros 30 free IP blocks for PSoC 3
Tuesday 3 November 2009
Cypress Semiconductor has announced the availability of over 30 intellectual property elements for its recently introduced PSoC 3 programmable system-on-chip devices.
Available for free, the IP elements support features such as the direct memory access (DMA), analogue peripherals, and communication interfaces.
These elements also provide design examples for using PSoC 3 power management, LCD segment display, CapSense buttons and sliders.
The IP elements provide designs for specific functions, including capacitive sensing, I2C and motor control. Applications within the library include consumer electronics, automotive, white goods and others.
IP Elements come in various types: technical documents, software and/or firmware, user module components, and complete designs that include documentation, software/firmware, schematics and layout files.
Available for free, the IP elements support features such as the direct memory access (DMA), analogue peripherals, and communication interfaces.
These elements also provide design examples for using PSoC 3 power management, LCD segment display, CapSense buttons and sliders.
The IP elements provide designs for specific functions, including capacitive sensing, I2C and motor control. Applications within the library include consumer electronics, automotive, white goods and others.
IP Elements come in various types: technical documents, software and/or firmware, user module components, and complete designs that include documentation, software/firmware, schematics and layout files.
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