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BSDL Files for PSoC3 and PSoC5

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Question: Where can I find BSDL files for PSoC3 and PSoC5?

Answer:
The BSDL files for PSoC3 and PSoC5 can be found under the following link from Cypress website.

BSDL Files for PSoC3 and PSoC5


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Voltage Controlled Oscillator in PSoC3 and PSoC5

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Question: Is it possible to create a Voltage Controlled Oscillator in PSoC3 / PSoC5 using the PSoC3/PSoC5 hardware?

Answer: Yes.  With a handful of hardware components, it is possible to create a voltage controlled oscillator in PSoC3 / PSoC5.  The schematic of a voltage controlled oscillator is shown below.


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Setting UART Baud Rate in PSoC3

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Question: How do I set the Baud Rate of the UART component in PSoC3?

Answer: There are two ways to set the Baud Rate of the UART component.

Option-1: Using the Standard Baud Rates

When the "Internal Clock" option is enabled in the Advanced tab in the UART component configuration window, the UART configuration window has a drop down list with standard baud rates from 110bps to 921.6kbps.  The baud rate for the UART can be selected from this list.  When this option is used, the PSoC Creator automatically sets the Clock source for the UART component. The below figure shows the screen shot of Baud Rate selection using standard baud rates.
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Finding Resource Usage in a PSoC3 / PSoC5 Project

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Question: How do I find out the resource usage in a PSoC3 or PSoC5 project?

Answer: The % of resources used in the PSoC3 or PSoC5 design may be found in the .rpt file in the Results tab of the Workspace Explorer. 

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VDAC8 - Connecting External Load

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Question: How do I bring out the VDAC8 output in PSoC 3?  Can I connect the VDAC8 output directly to a pin?

Answer: VDAC8 in PSoC3 is implemented by using and IDAC and an internal Load resistance of 16K for 4V range and 4K for 1V range.  Following is the block diagram.




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