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  • Author Author: Digimorf
  • Date Created: 25 Feb 2023 2:47 PM Date Created
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At The Core Design Challenge: Day -2, What to expect when you are expecting.

Digimorf
Digimorf
25 Feb 2023

Today I am in full immersion into the schematic of the Kit and into the datasheet of the PSoCTm 62 to understand exactly the signals that I can use.

I always find useful this process because it lets me know better the hardware and how it works. I want to be sure that signals don't need to be freed by desoldering jumpers, sometimes it's very difficult to desolder them because factories use conductive glue also, and I hate it. Weary

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Meanwhile, I am writing down a simple table of the signals to include inside the source code for reference.

Table

This pins sorting phase will give me a clear vision, even if everything is written into the manual of the kit.

The weather is bad outside, so good music, a coffee, and some prints of the datasheet on my table are the perfect home afternoon. Blush

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    Digimorf over 3 years ago

    This is really promising Relaxed️

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    DAB over 3 years ago

    I have found the PSOC documentation very good.

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  • misaz
    misaz over 3 years ago in reply to Digimorf

    Yes, PSoC 4 and 6 documentation is one of the best.

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    Digimorf over 3 years ago

    That's nice and interesting...

    In the technical reference manual of the PSoCTm 62 there are links to Datasheet, online documentation of the peripheral library, examples, etc. This is a very nice surprise to me, not all reference manuals have those shortcuts.

    Reference manual

    For example, clicking on Peripheral Driver Library (PDL) documentation will open the online documentation, Really useful.

    Peripheral library

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