Blogs

Here’s the good news. You can use just about any IDE to create firmware for PSoC 6 devices. How easy or hard it will be may vary, but the choice is yours.

PCIe enables external connectivity in SoCs for high-performance servers. This article explains the PCIe architecture and how PCIe can be used to provide external connectivity in Arm-based SoCs.

The 2017 Arm TechCon program features technical and keynote sessions on IoT, autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence and machine learning and more.

In Software Enablement for PSoC 6 – What to Expect I talked about what the Peripheral Driver Library (PDL) is. In PDL 3.0 – Designed for Flexibility I described the high-level design that supports multiple…

Designing an electronics control board that will operate at 200˚C is not trivial. There are all sorts of considerations that don’t apply to commercial electronics systems such as high temperature capable…

I think this has to be one of the most frequently-requested enhancements to the product and I am really pleased that we have it in the tool. You can now automate the execution of your own commands before…

Get the latest information about Arm's FREE system guidance! With details of our latest webinar and technical Q&A

[re-printed from PSoC Creator News and Information] By now I am sure that many of you have downloaded and installed PSoC Creator 4.1 and are finding out about all the new features. I have already heard…

It's no surprise that security for IoT is everywhere at DAC this year! Read this blog post to see some of the top themes!

[re-printed from PSoC Creator News and Information] The much-anticipated 4.1 release of PSoC Creator is now available from the "Downloads" tab on the product web page and via the Cypress Update…

The modern SoC typically consists of billions of transistors and is normally designed with many modular IP blocks. Each of these blocks have been commercially licensed, developed or reused from previous…

In 2013 ARM announced the AMBA 5 CHI protocol to provide the performance and scale required for infrastructure applications. This blog outlines the 2017 updates to AMBA.

[re-printed from Cypress Developer Community by Jim Trudeau - to learn more about PSoC 6 join the Cypress PSoC 6 EAP Community] In this article I want to go a bit deeper into the difference between using…

Gone are the days when you used to use manual navigation aids to move around the town. Opening the Global Positioning System (GPS) to public use enticed technology firms to provide automation in navigation…

Designing SoCs is tricky and the performance of your product depends highly on an array of complicated decisions. To guide our partners through the SoC design process, ARM recently announced system guidance…

Safety and security are interesting topics; they are closely related and complementary to one another, despite being distinct disciplines in the context of systems and SoC design.

Earlier this spring, I wrote about my experience building a Raspberry Pi-based Aircraft Tracker and then taking it for a test flight around the traffic pattern at Hayward Airport in the San Francisco Bay…

[re-printed from PSoC Creator News and Information]

Well, I finally finished my Barc project. The design is attached to this blog. I think I learned a lot. Mostly that I should never pick up another soldering…

Last week we were pulling the nightshift in Cave 4B at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, using the 88-Inch Cyclotron facility to perform Heavy Ion Testing on the VA10820 Arm Cortex-M0 based microcontroller…

A closer look at CMN-600 and the other Arm IP available, to complement the recent Cadence Design Systems CCIX launch.

The seemingly impossible medical application of a new technology to address neurodegenerative disease stands to be within reach for bi-directional brain-computer interfaces (BBCI).