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Documentation Platform for MCU

1. What is myICP

The myInfineon Collaboration Platform (myICP) is a portal through which you can access all the documentation related to Infineon‘s microcontrollers.

While you may find plenty of details about Infineon microcontrollers on our official website, there are some confidential documents that require a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). These can be accessed through myICP.

2. How can I get acess to exclusive documentation

Step 1: Register to myInfineon

1. Sign up to myInfineon here

2. Type in the necessary information in the registration form

3 . Activate your account with the code you will receive via e-mail

Step 2: Become a promoted user in myInfineon

1. Registering as a myInfineon user is not enough. You need to be a promoted user in Infineon’s network to access myICP.

2. Send an e-mail to request promotion to AURIX@infineon.com, Traveo@infineon.com or autopsoc@infineon.com

3. If you have an NDA in place, please ask your Infineon sales representative to send the promotion request on your behalf. This will ensure maximum visibility on documents.

Step 3: Get access to the required documentation

This step is only possible after Step 2, i.e. after your account has been successfully promoted.

It requires you to wait till you get a confirmation from us.

3. Documentation Platform for MCU

AURIX™ decoder

AURIX™ documentation

Public documentation

AURIX™ TC2xx: Access to all AURIX™ TC2xx related information such as data sheet, delta sheets, target specs, user manuals, iLLDs, BCDL files, triboard manuals, firmware, application notes, training materials etc. is accessible here

AURIX™ TC3xx: Access to all AURIX™ TC3xx related information such as data sheet, delta sheets, target specs, user manuals, iLLDs, BCDL files, triboard manuals, firmware, application notes, training materials etc. is accessible here

Confidential documentation: NDA required

AURIX™ TC2xx & AURIX™ TC3xx HSM: Access to AURIX™ TC2xx & AURIX™ TC3xx related HSM specs, data sheets, errata, application notes, and other safety documentation

Confidential documentation: NDA required

AURIX™ TC4x: All AURIX™ TC4x related documentation

Confidential documentation: NDA required

PSOC™ decoder

PSOC™ documentation

PSOC™ 4 News Releases

Automotive Safety and Cybersecurity: Infineon's AURIX™ TC3xx, TC4x, TRAVEO™ T2G & PSOC™ families of microcontrollers support Rust

PSOC™ Automotive 4100S Max supports fifth generation CAPSENSE™ technology with higher performance

Infineon introduces PSOC™ 4 HVPA-144K microcontroller for automotive battery management systems

Infineon expands automotive offering with programmable high voltage PSOC™ 4 HVMS family for touch-enabled HMI and other smart sensing applications

Infineon PSOC™ 4100S Max supports fifth-generation CAPSENSE™ technology with higher performance, lower power, and cost for HMI applications

Infineon's 5th Generation CAPSENSE™ technology extends market leadership with improved robustness, reliability and lower power consumption

PSOC™ 4 Automotive Multitouch Tools

TTHE34Setup_3.4.80_b1118

PSOC™ Software

PSOC™ Programming Solutions

PSOC™ Programming Solutions

TRAVEO™ II decoder

TRAVEO™ documentation

For the datasheets of the following products NDA required:

CYT2Bx/3Bx/4Bx
CYT4EN

For TVII-B-H-16M document NDA required

TRAVEO™ T2G Programming Specs

For TRAVEO^TM II MCU Programming Specifications document NDA required

For the errata sheets of the following products NDA required:

CYT2B6: CYT2B6_D_errata sheet

CYT2B7: CYT2B7_D_errata sheet

CYT2B9: CYT2B9_C_errata sheet

CYT2BL: CYT2BL_A_errata sheet

CYT3BB/4BB: CYT3BB_4BB_B_errata sheet

CYT4BF: CYT4BF_D_errata sheet

CYT6BJ: CYT6BJ_A_errata sheet

CYT2CL: CYT2CL_A_errata sheet

CYT3DL: CYT3DL_A_errata sheet

CYT3DL: CYT3DL_B_errata sheet

CYT4DN: CYT4DN_A_errata sheet

CYT4DN: CYT4DN_B_errata sheet

CYT4DN: CYT4DN_C_errata sheet

CYT4EN: CYT4EN_A_errata sheet

TRAVEO™ II CYT3DL IBIS

TRAVEO™ II CYTVII-B-H-8M-272-CPU CPU board quick start guide

TRAVEO™ T2G Flash programmer

For Flash Utility Release Notes NDA required

TRAVEO™ II Microcontrollers for Automotive Solutions -- Infineon and Mouser Electronics

MCU Support Ecosystem

Regardless of where you’re headed, the MCU Support ecosystem will get you there quickly and efficiently, pulling together all the resources, knowledge, support, and ready-to-run tools you need for the best possible design experience

AURIX™ Kits

Our AURIX™ kits portfolio has something for every design adventure and budget. Our kits are fully supported by our tools and software platform

AURIX™ Tools

AURIX™ Embedded Software

AURIX™ Ease of Use eLearning

AURIX™ Ease of Use

Easily navigate through our website infrastructure and indicate where to find AURIX™ easy-to-reach sources of information and documentation
Easily identify our tools and software platform, our partner ecosystem as well as our kits platform and its support ecosystem

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AURIX™ Community

Discover the latest tips and tricks to enhance and accelerate their AURIX™ designs.

Click here and be a part of the AURIX Community

AURIX™ Development Studio

The AURIX™ Development Studio is a free of charge Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the TriCore™-based AURIX™ microcontroller family. It is a comprehensive development environment, including Eclipse IDE, C-Compiler, Multi-core Debugger, Infineon low-level driver (iLLD), with no time and code-size limitations that enable editing, compiling, and debugging of application code.

Full Support ecosystem with

AURIX™ -TC2xx Microcontroller Expert -Training
AURIX™ -TC3xx Microcontroller Expert -Training
AURIX™ -TC2xx Microcontroller Quick-Training
AURIX™ -TC3xx Microcontroller Quick-Training

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TRAVEO™ II kits

Low Cost Kits:

CYTVII-B-E-1M-SK: The CYTVII-B-E-1M-SK is a low-cost easy to use evaluation board based on the TRAVEO™ II body entry family of devices. It is designed in an Arduino form factor so that users can connect many off-the-shelf Arduino shields to it, to expand its functionality.

Board with socket:

CYTVII-B-E-176-SO: The CYTVII-B-E-176-SO, a 176-pin socketed evaluation board is based on the TRAVEO™ II body entry family of devices. The socket is provided such that the users can replace the microcontroller of the same pin configuration available in the family.

CYTVII-B-E-100-SO: The CYTVII-B-E-100-SO, a 100-pin, socketed evaluation board is based on the TRAVEO™ II body entry family of devices.

CYTVII-B-H-176-SO: The CYTVII-B-H-176-SO, a 176-pin, socketed evaluation board is based on the TRAVEO™ II body high family of devices

Evaluation Boards:

CYTVII-B-H-8M-320-CPU: The CYTVII-B-H-8M-320-CPU evaluation board is based on the TRAVEO™ II body high family of devices.

CYTVII-B-H-4M-176-CPU: The CYTVII-B-H-4M-176-CPU, a 176-pin evaluation board is based on the TRAVEO™ II body high family of devices. The evaluation board is designed to enable the users to develop and test functionalities.

Base Boards:

CYTVII-B-E-BB: The CYTVII-B-E-BB is a generic base board that can be connected to compatible TRAVEO™ II body-entry or body-high evaluation boards so as to extend its functionality.

PSOC™ 4 Kits

Development Kits: Pioneer Development kits offer evaluation and development platforms with Arduino™ compatible headers

CY8CKIT-040: The CY8CKIT-040 PSOC™ 4000 Pioneer Kit is intended for use as a development platform for hardware or software in a laboratory environment.

CY8CKIT-041-40xx: The PSOC™ 4 S-Series Pioneer Kit enables you to evaluate and develop with Cypress's fourth-generation, low-power CapSense® solution using the PSOC™ 4000S device

CY8CKIT-041-41xx: The PSOC™ 4100S Pioneer Kit enables you to evaluate and develop with Cypress's fourth-generation, low-power CapSense® solution using the PSOC™ 4100S device.

CY8CKIT-042: The PSOC™ 4 Pioneer Kit is an easy-to-use and inexpensive development platform enabling you to create unique designs with the flexibility of PSOC™ 4. Featuring the PSOC™ 4200 device family with up to 32KB Flash and 4KB SRAM, this kit gives you the power of an Arm Cortex-M0 combined with the fully customizable analog and digital fabric of the PSOC™ in the palm of your hands.

CY8CKIT-044: The PSOC™ 4 M-Series Pioneer Kit is a low-cost platform enabling design and debug of PSOC™ 4 M-Series devices.

CY8CKIT-026: The CY8CKIT-026 CAN and LIN Shield Kit is an Arduino™-compatible evaluation platform for developing and evaluating CAN or LIN enabled automotive and industrial applications. This shield kit plugs into any Arduino base board, enabling it to be used along with all PSOC™ 4 Pioneer development kits

Evaluation Kits:

CY8CKIT-148: The CY8CKIT-148 PSOC™ 4700S Inductive Sensing Evaluation Kit is a low-cost hardware platform that enables design and debug of the PSOC™ 4700S MCU. This kit demonstrates buttons and a proximity sensor using Cypress' brand new inductive-sensing technology, MagSense™. In addition, an FPC connector is provided to evaluate various interfaces, such as a rotary encoder.

Prototyping Kits: Prototyping kits are low-cost platforms for prototyping end-products using PSOC™

CY8CKIT-145-40xx: The PSOC™ 4000S Prototyping Kit enables you to evaluate and develop with Cypress's fourth-generation, low-power CapSense® solution using the PSOC™ 4000S device. The kit is designed with a snap-away form-factor, allowing users to separate the KitProg (on-board Programmer and Debugger) from the target board and use it independently.

CY8CKIT-043: The CY8CKIT-043 PSOC™ 4 M-Series Prototyping Kit is a low-cost platform for prototyping products using the PSOC™ 4 M-Series device family, with a snap-away Programmer and Debugger on the USB connector.

CY8CKIT-149: The PSOC™ 4100S Plus Prototyping Kit enables you to evaluate the PSOC™ 4100S Plus device and develop with Cypress's fourth-generation, low-power CapSense® solution using. The kit is designed with a snap-away form-factor, allowing users to separate the KitProg (on-board Programmer and Debugger) from the target board and use it independently.