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The first 1,500 people from each of the three geographic regions who = register for the contest by December 15, 2003 will receive a free Mini = Development Kit. Contest entry will be closed a) when all Mini = Development Kits have been distributed or b) on December 15, 2003, = whichever comes first.=20

psoc is a programmable chips arrays of analog and digital blocks. chips are quite cheap around the same as pics.

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= app note library
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Alex

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Thank you Alex for informing us(me :).

Best Regards, Refik "Alex Gibson" wrote in message news:bp6t6i$apf$ snipped-for-privacy@lust.ihug.co.nz... Don't know if anyone is interested but spotted this while browsing

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The first 1,500 people from each of the three geographic regions who register for the contest by December 15, 2003 will receive a free Mini Development Kit. Contest entry will be closed a) when all Mini Development Kits have been distributed or b) on December 15, 2003, whichever comes first.

psoc is a programmable chips arrays of analog and digital blocks. chips are quite cheap around the same as pics.

Previous contests

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weblinks, tutorials etc
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app note library
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polyphonic piano
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programmer for mac osx
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psoc forums
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parking sonar
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web seminars
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ecg with psoc
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Alex

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Refik Hadzialic

I got one of these the other day and I got to say they are pretty cool. You get a PCB about the size of a BASIC STAMP, with 28 pins - it could fit into a 28 pin DIP socket. It has a USB connection on it, a cypress USB chip and a PSoC 27443 chip. It also has a place to add a 5 pin PSoC programming header to it so that you can program other PSoCs.

You also get a CD with: PSoC Designer 4.0 - the software for designing a PSoC application, the programmer software, a "key" for the C compiler, documentation and application notes. Also pretty cool.

I wish that Cypress would continue making this board, it would make a worthy addition to our robot tools.

chris in napa

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chris

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