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Figure 8 shows the layout of these analogue and digital blocks and the basic
structuring that the designer has to work with.
Figure 8: PSoC Designer Digital and Analogue Blocks. Screenshot [3].
As figure 8 shows these blocks, once placed, can then be interconnected with visual
routing. All busses that are available for use are visible as well as external pins that
might need to be accessed by the user. If several inputs were to be multiplexed into a
single block, this could be achieved through the visual routing and configuration of
the PSoC Designer software. However, bus comparators are also available for logical
operations of inputs or outputs.
Each block will also give available options for the clock inputs. These can be set to the
system clock, a divider of the system clock, a pulse width modulator, or an external
clock input. With each block there also comes a set of parameters that can be
configured. For example, an SPI Master block will allow the user to set which pins are
used for SS, MISO, MOSI, and SCK. Additionally, it gives the options of which clock to
synchronize to and whether the output should be inverted.
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