August
2004, Issue 169
PSoC
101
UnloadConfig_Fred();
Now
that you know what a PSoC device is and how to use it,
you may download the code and project material for Dawg
from the Circuit Cellar ftp site. Make your PSoC device
drive an LCD and blink LEDS using PSoC dynamic reconfiguration
techniques. I’ll leave you with the Dawg schematic and
the comfort of knowing that with PSoC analog stuff isn’t
complicated, it’s embedded (see Figure 1).
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Figure
1—This is almost unnecessary because you can look
at the PSoC CY8C27443 layout in the PSoC Designer
IDE and make all of your connections. The LCD
circuit you see here can be found in the LCD user
module datasheet that’s available within the PSoC
Designer IDE.
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