Infineon Technologies has expanded its PSoC™ Control family with the PSoC Control C3 Main Line PSC3M/P6 microcontrollers, based on an Arm® Cortex®-M33 core operating at up to 180 MHz. The MCUs can control up to four brushless DC motors and support power-conversion applications, with PSA Level 3 security, CNSA 2.0-compatible post-quantum cryptography, SHA-512 and LMS…
In previous tutorials, we discussed the Inter-IC Sound (I2S) digital audio protocol and the I2S peripheral on ESP32 chips. Now, let’s apply these concepts in a hands-on project. This project turns an INMP441 I2S microphone and ESP32 into a live, browser-based audio visualizer. ESP32 captures sound through the microphone, analyzes each block of audio, and…
In the previous article, we covered how the I2S protocol works, from its three wires (BCLK, WS, SD) to the clock arithmetic that ties them together. We also looked at the one-bit delay that trips everyone up and the controller/target and transmitter/receiver roles. That’s the foundation for everything that follows. In case you could use…
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The central test is whether a robot’s safeguards still protect people when the information they rely on is manipulated. Safety and security teams can begin by tracing the inputs behind each protective decision, challenging them, and revisiting the evidence as the robot changes. They can start with these five questions: What does each protective function…
In the previous tutorial, we followed sound from the microphone to a buffer of pulse-code modulation (PCM) samples in an ESP32’s RAM. We also looked at what audio codecs do along the way. This article picks up from that buffer of numbers and explains how a machine turns them into words. We’ll start by answering…
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UM 3561 is an excellent Siren generator IC widely used in Toy applications and Surveillance systems to generate different tones. It a ROM (Read Only Memory) IC which can be operated in 2 pen cells and it functions normally down to 2.4 volts. Using only a few components, it is very easy to construct a…
