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Embedded Systems Using Cypress Programmable System on Chip
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Embedded Systems Using Cypress Programmable System on Chip

Learn how to implement basic and advanced electronic interfaces with the Cypress PSoC 4 platform.
Last updated 5/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • By the end of this course you will be familiar with the Cypress Programmable System on Chip (PSoC 4)
  • You will learn the fundamentals of LEDs. Seven Segment Displays, LCDs, Analog and Serial Interfaces
  • Programming basics

Course content

3 sections14 lectures4h 5m total length
  • Introduction to Programmable System on Chip21:17

    Explore the programmable system on chip concept from Cypress, including embedded system components, on-chip microcontroller cores, analog and digital subsystems, and three PSoC families, with setup in PSoC Creator.

  • Getting Started with PSoC24:05
  • Lab 1 Using Switch to LED Interface13:46

    Configure and read a digital input using a pull-up on a switch-connected pin, then drive a led through an output pin to reflect the switch state on the pioneer board.

  • Introdcution to PSoC
  • Getting Started with PSoC
  • Interfacing Switches and LEDs

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of logic and a knowing what is programming
  • LED, LCD, Seven Segment Displays, Potentiometer

Description

The PSoC platform is a fast industry grade platform to test and develop products. PSoC is also a very interesting and challenging platform for students to begin building their embedded projects and mould them into products at par with industry.
For this course you will need a CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR - CY8CKIT-042 - DEVELOPMENT BOARD.

The course aims at teaching the various concepts of embedded systems and Programmable Systems on Chip. The course covers the basic on-board and off-board interfaces with the PSoC 4 development platform. The course also covers various aspects of programming and focuses over advanced interfaces like Analog and Serial interface with PSoC 4.

Who this course is for:

  • People with background in electronics
  • Undergraduate students in Electrical/Electronics/Electronics and Telecommunication/Computer Engineering
  • Graduate students in Electrical/Electronics/Electronics and Telecommunication/Computer Engineering
  • Working professionals in the electronics industry