I see many posts here where beginners/students are doing basic logic design.
PSOC has a logic fabric that can be dragged and dropped onto a schematic canvas
and then wired up to pins. Also available is ability to use Verilog to do logic design.
Even a state machine wizard (or use LUT component) to implement sequential
machines.
PSOC as a part is much more than just this, with its ARM core(s), DSP engine, and analog
resources, but code less basic logic design quite simple, from gate level to MSI like components.
Component list attached, a component is a PSOC onchip resource.
Trainer article attached.
Two cheap dev boards, one $ 4 (PSOC 4), the other $ 10 (PSOC 5LP), and a arduino footprinted
board (PSOC 4 Pioneer) for < $30.
Dev IDE is PSOC Creator and compiler, both free - http://www.cypress.com/products/psoc-creator-integrated-design-environment-ide
Regards, Dana.
PSOC has a logic fabric that can be dragged and dropped onto a schematic canvas
and then wired up to pins. Also available is ability to use Verilog to do logic design.
Even a state machine wizard (or use LUT component) to implement sequential
machines.
PSOC as a part is much more than just this, with its ARM core(s), DSP engine, and analog
resources, but code less basic logic design quite simple, from gate level to MSI like components.
Component list attached, a component is a PSOC onchip resource.
Trainer article attached.
Two cheap dev boards, one $ 4 (PSOC 4), the other $ 10 (PSOC 5LP), and a arduino footprinted
board (PSOC 4 Pioneer) for < $30.
Dev IDE is PSOC Creator and compiler, both free - http://www.cypress.com/products/psoc-creator-integrated-design-environment-ide
Regards, Dana.
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