At each workshop, a Cypress expert will guide engineers through the creation of an example design implemented on the Cypress BLE Pioneer development kit (part number CY8CKIT-042-BLE). Using the PSoC Creator design software on a laptop (not provided), the designer will by the end of the workshop have configured a complete sensor system-on-chip capable of connecting to the internet via a wireless BLE link.
Every engineer attending a workshop will keep the BLE Pioneer development kit, provided free by Future Electronics. There is no charge for attendance. As well as providing hands-on tuition with the Pioneer kit, the workshop will explain the operation of BLE technology.
Engineers will learn about
: • the constraints and challenges involved in developing low-power sensor-based systems for the Internet of Things
• the key elements of the BLE protocol stack • the architecture of the PSoC 4 BLE protocol stack
• the operation of Cypress’s PSoC 4 BLE. Based on the ARM Cortex-M0 core, the PSoC 4 BLE offers a flexible platform for the development of high-performance analogue and sensing systems
• methods for integrating capacitive touch-sensing functions and BLE connectivity quickly and easily with the PSoC 4 BLE.
The dates and venues for the Future Electronics/Cypress Bluetooth Low Energy workshop series are:
JAN 27: Helsinki, Jan 29: Munich, Feb 10: Barcelona, Feb 10, Egham, UK, Feb 12: Manchester, Feb 12: Dortmund, Feb 12: Aveiro, Portugal, Feb 17: Istanbul, Feb 18: Vejle, Denmark, Feb 19: Ankara,
March 4: Lisbon, March 12: Brussels, March 12: Salzburg, March 15: Tel Aviv, March 17: Lyons, March 25: Sofia, April 14: Warsaw, April 16: Paris