Stirling Blue - PSoC Bluetooth Terminal Keyboard - Blog 9

27 Jun 2018

I have to go away for a few days to play in a golf tournament with my Dad, but I wanted to get a blog out before I go. This blog is a continuation of the PSoC Bluetooth terminal sub-project. This section is just a quick demonstration of the PSoC scanning the keyboard and displaying the characters on an LCD:

I have to say soldering dozens of switches is not a thrill of a lifetime, but doing it without a PCB would be a real nightmare.

So far this PCB is working as designed, and the software is working well. All the tactile switches are nicely debounced.

Progress is always gratifying, but there is a lot left to do.

Upcoming blogs:

the micro:bit keyboard

how Stirling engines work
start connecting some sensors to the PSoC6
designing the sensor interface PCB

Top Comments

Parents

genebren over 6 years ago

Nice update on your design challenge project. The terminal is looking and working nicely. That sure looks like it will turn out to be another useful tool.
Good luck!
Gene
- Cancel
- Vote Up +1 Vote Down
- Sign in to reply
- More
- Cancel

Comment

genebren over 6 years ago

Nice update on your design challenge project. The terminal is looking and working nicely. That sure looks like it will turn out to be another useful tool.
Good luck!
Gene
- Cancel
- Vote Up +1 Vote Down
- Sign in to reply
- More
- Cancel

Children

No Data