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At The Core Design Challenge
Learn how our winners push their low power application projects to the limits with the PSoC™︎ 62 and its M0 Access line MCU, using Infineon's comprehensive ModusToolbox™︎ software.
Challengers are tasked with pushing the limits newly unleashed M0 Dual Core on the PSoC 62S4 with Infineon’s ModusToolbox Platform.
At The Core Design Challenge
About this Challenge | Dates | The Judges | The Kit...
This is the 4th blog in a series of 5 blogs for the At The Core Design Challenge.
The blog post, describes the Testing that I did to debug and unit test subsystems used in the implementation
Here is my functional design...
This is the 2nd blog in a series of 5 blogs for the At The Core Design Challenge. It describes in more detail, my idea and describes the Functional and Technical designs that I will use to implement my idea.
Since the PSoC6 kit does not con...
This is the my final blog in a series of 5 blogs for the At The Core Design Challenge. It will describe my finished design for my idea that I presented in my 1st blog post. Describes how I implemented my idea on the PSo...
Infineon has launched a design challenge that invites challengers to push the limits of the newly released PSoC 62 dual-core microcontroller with the ModusToolbox 3.0 software development platform. The challenge aims to encourage participants t...
This is the 3rd blog in a series of 5 blogs for the At The Core Design Challenge.
This blog post describes my notes on my migration of the the GitHub - Infineon/mtb-example-psoc6-dual-cpu-ipc-pipes on the Infineon ...
Introduction To begin with, we need to design the software that will control the screen brightness based on the room light level. The first step in this process is to measure the ambient light level. The PSoC 62S4 kit comes with a built-in ambi...
After publishing my last blog (blog #7) on 2 May I was trying to interface SD card with PSoC 62S4 device. For last three days I have spent more than 25 (twenty five) hours to successfully store and read image files from an SD card. First I tried with...
Picking Tennis via Dual-Core IPC
Table of Contents
Picking Tennis via Dual-Core IPC
1 Present Build
2 IPC control with Sharedmemory
3 Control Motor in CM0+
4 Machine Learning in CM4
5 Summary
1 Present Build
This is the draft ...
SEGA SG-1000 Emulator on PSoC62S4 Pioneer kit
Hi everyone!
Here we are at the conclusion of this adventure in the world of Infineon with my project for this challenge.
In these two months, I have tried to share all the salient steps in the creation o...
