Q&A; With PSoCDeveloper's First PSoC Master

Ganesh Raaja (graaja) was the 24th user to register at PSoCDeveloper. Since that time Ganesh has maintained a very high activity level on the forums helping both new comers to PSoC and engaging in expert level discussions with other users about the details of PSoC. Ganesh is now PSoCDeveloper's first PSoC Master. To celebrate the occasion Ganesh and PSoCDeveloper had a conversation on various PSoC topics. Click though to read the conversation.

How an iPod Uses PSoC for Touch Sense (CapSense)

The electronics section of the How Stuff Works website has an interesting article on the iPod. The article includes a picture of the PSoC inside of the iPod as well as a simple description of how CapSense (touch sensitive interfaces) work. For those interested in the most popular MP3 player's history the article includes a comparison table of all iPods to date and lots of pictures of the inside of iPods. How Stuff Works web site. How iPod Work article.... [There is more. Click on the title above.]

Sponsor Me & Join PSoCDeveloper in the Walk to D'Feet ALS

PSoCDeveloper is supporting Eric Blom in the Walk to D'Feet ALS. For the fifth year in a row (photos: 2005, 2004, 2002) Eric will be participating in the Walk to D'Feet ALS in support of his coworker,... [There is more. Click on the title above.]

New Application Note Section at PSoCDeveloper

Today PSoCDeveloper is proud to announce the public beta of the Application Note section of PSoCDeveloper. A high quality application note system has been the most frequently asked for feature at PSoCDeveloper. As of this writing the system has 241 the Cypress application notes on PSoC. The system provides both simple and advanced search of all web page fields to help you find the application note you are looking for quickly. Applications notes are listed as a complete collection or in categories on individual web pages with cross references between application notes.

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PSoC at the DARPA Urban Challenge

c-Link Systems, Inc (cLS) announced on Friday that they would be competing in the DARPA Urban Challenge in 2007 with a vehicle that uses PSoC for low level control points, sensors, and interface communications. Unlike the previous DARPA Grand Challenges where autonomous vehicles were required to navigate a desert course the 2007 challenge will have autonomous vehicles navigate a 60 mile city street corse.

c-Link Systems, Inc (cLS) Press Reelase

PSoC� Goes into Competition
May 5, 2006: c-Link Systems, Inc (cLS), Norway Maine announced today... [There is more. Click on the title above.]

Jobs for RF, Analog, and DSP Engineers [UPDATED]

Five openings:

RF CMOS (1 position)

• Expertise with architecture and system level trade-offs

RF/Analog (3 positions, range of levels)

• RA/ TX/RX, Low-voltage signal processing

DSP

• Experience designing wew architectures

 
Send resumes to webmaster@psocdeveloper.com

Job Description:

Staff/Senior Staff Design Engineer for RF/analog CMOS/mixed-signal integrated circuit design for Wireless products. The Cypress Consumer and Computation... [There is more. Click on the title above.]

Cypress Release 6 New or Revised Application Notes

AN2346: PSoC(R)-Based Low-Cost, Intelligent Network: Physical and Data Link Layers

This project describes a low-cost, intelligent sensor network. The proposed network can be used for home and office automation, remote monitoring and control, securing... [There is more. Click on the title above.]