Brainwave Appliance Controller – part 1

RE: Brainwave Appliance Controller – part 1

Former Member — Thu, 08 May 2014 16:05:00 GMT

Hi cosmin. I'm very interested in your project, but I can't see the attached files: when I click them a progress bar appears for a short time and then, nothing. Do you know why? It looks like a don't have enough permissions or something like that.

I've seen in the next post that you bought a schmartboard. I bought a similar board form powerfulboard.com but i think mine is better. The main advantage over the Schmartboard is that you have two USB ports: one for the psoc itself and one for the programmer. No bootloader, a real programmer instead! so you can use two USB ports tocommunicate and debug at the same time. Hope it helps if you need a debugger

Another advantage (or disadvantage) is that the psoc is already soldered. You can get the psoc3 board for $28 and the PSOC5LP for $50.

RE: Brainwave Appliance Controller – part 1

DAB — Tue, 18 Feb 2014 19:38:19 GMT

Hi Cosmin,

I am very glad that you are continuing to blog on your project.

The additional analog devices will give you a lot of options for accessing the levels of signal processing that you might need.

I will be looking forward to future posts.

DAB

RE: Brainwave Appliance Controller – part 1

cy.gul — Tue, 18 Feb 2014 04:57:19 GMT

Cosmin,

great update - good to see you back working on your exciting project!

I agree, the PSoC 5LP may be better suited for your application as it will give you that extra flexibility with additional analog components.

A nice kit for the PSoC 5LP - http://freesoc.myshopify.com/

good luck!