32-bit PSOC™ analog coprocessor Arm® Cortex®-M0+ MCU

Easily create small and low-cost programmable analog coprocessors for sensor-based systems like intelligent smoke detectors

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Overview

The PSOC™ analog coprocessor enables designs to send aggregated, pre-processed, and formatted sensor data over serial communication interfaces to host processors.

Key Features

  • 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M0+ CPU
  • Up to 32 KB flash, 4 KB SRAM
  • DMA controller
  • 4 opamps 6 comparators
  • 1 programmable analog filter
  • 38-channel analog multiplexer
  • Up to 3 ADC (2x 12-bit, 1x 10-bit)
  • 4 DAC (13-bit voltage/7bit current)
  • 4th gen CAPSENSE™
  • 3 serial communication blocks
  • 8 timer/counter/PWMs
  • Up to 38 GPIO (8 smart I/O)

Products

About

About the PSOC™ analog coprocessor

Infineon's PSOC™ analog coprocessor simplifies the design of sensor-based systems by delivering a scalable and reconfigurable architecture that integrates programmable analog front ends (AFEs) and a signal processing engine (32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M0+) that can calibrate and tune the AFE in software.

  • Features programmable analog blocks like opamps, comparators, ADCs to create custom analog front ends (AFE) for sensor interfaces.
  • Introduces the new programmable universal analog block that can be configured as analog filters, a delta-sigma ADC, or two 13-bit voltage DACs
  • Includes a 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M0+ signal processing engine with a DMA controller
  • Features embedded peripherals including timer/counter/PWM blocks and serial communication blocks (UART/SPI/I2C)
Offload multiple sensors to a single IC

PSOC™ programmable analog blocks and components with fully engineered embedded initialization, calibration, and temperature correction algorithms allow engineers to update sensor features with no host processor software changes.

Getting started
  • Download PSOC™ Creator IDE to begin developing projects with PSOC™ devices
  • Read the "Getting started with PSOC™ analog coprocessor" application note (AN211293)
  • Join the Infineon Developer Community
AN211293 getting started application note
PSOC™ Creator: Design analog hardware, using software

PSOC™ Creator is an integrated design environment (IDE) that enables concurrent hardware and firmware editing, compiling, and debugging. This enables rapid prototyping and design iterations in software while eliminating the need for hardware changes and multiple PCB spins. Applications are created using schematic capture and over 150 pre-verified, production-ready peripheral components.

Download PSOC™ Creator
PSOC™ 4 Developer Community

Infineon Developer Community is available 24x7 for you to connect and network with engineers across the globe. Get help from Infineon support engineers and members to solve your design challenges anytime, from anywhere, on any topic, and in your preferred language.

Ask the PSOC™ 4 community
Product longevity

Infineon’s longevity program ensures that, based on Infineon's current estimate of and subject to actual product demand, Infineon currently plans to have available the participating products listed below, or a form-, fit-, and function-compatible device, for a minimum of 15 years from the date of first sale.

Learn about our product longevity program

About the PSOC™ analog coprocessor

Infineon's PSOC™ analog coprocessor simplifies the design of sensor-based systems by delivering a scalable and reconfigurable architecture that integrates programmable analog front ends (AFEs) and a signal processing engine (32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M0+) that can calibrate and tune the AFE in software.

  • Features programmable analog blocks like opamps, comparators, ADCs to create custom analog front ends (AFE) for sensor interfaces.
  • Introduces the new programmable universal analog block that can be configured as analog filters, a delta-sigma ADC, or two 13-bit voltage DACs
  • Includes a 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M0+ signal processing engine with a DMA controller
  • Features embedded peripherals including timer/counter/PWM blocks and serial communication blocks (UART/SPI/I2C)

Offload multiple sensors to a single IC

PSOC™ programmable analog blocks and components with fully engineered embedded initialization, calibration, and temperature correction algorithms allow engineers to update sensor features with no host processor software changes.

Getting started
  • Download PSOC™ Creator IDE to begin developing projects with PSOC™ devices
  • Read the "Getting started with PSOC™ analog coprocessor" application note (AN211293)
  • Join the Infineon Developer Community
AN211293 getting started application note

PSOC™ Creator: Design analog hardware, using software

PSOC™ Creator is an integrated design environment (IDE) that enables concurrent hardware and firmware editing, compiling, and debugging. This enables rapid prototyping and design iterations in software while eliminating the need for hardware changes and multiple PCB spins. Applications are created using schematic capture and over 150 pre-verified, production-ready peripheral components.

Download PSOC™ Creator

PSOC™ 4 Developer Community

Infineon Developer Community is available 24x7 for you to connect and network with engineers across the globe. Get help from Infineon support engineers and members to solve your design challenges anytime, from anywhere, on any topic, and in your preferred language.

Ask the PSOC™ 4 community

Product longevity

Infineon’s longevity program ensures that, based on Infineon's current estimate of and subject to actual product demand, Infineon currently plans to have available the participating products listed below, or a form-, fit-, and function-compatible device, for a minimum of 15 years from the date of first sale.

Learn about our product longevity program

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Developer community

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