Since its merger with Spansion in March 2015, Cypress has introduced more than 180 new devices in its PSoC 4 family and more than 150 new devices in the FM4 and FM0+ Flexible Microcontroller families originally developed by Spansion. At embedded world 2016, Cypress continued this expansion with the launch of its PSoC 4 S-Series devices for industrial internet systems, wearable electronics, home appliances and other consumer applications. Additionally at the show, Cypress demonstrated a new version of its PSoC Creator Integrated Design Environment (IDE) that now supports its FM families, starting with the FM0+ devices. PSoC Creator simplifies system design and accelerates time to market by enabling concurrent hardware and firmware design.
“We have completed the hard work on Cypress’s merger and integration with Spansion, and we are now firing on all cylinders with a stronger mix of products, especially for our focus automotive and industrial markets, as well as for the Internet of Things,” said Hassane El-Khoury, Executive Vice President of the Programmable Systems Division at Cypress. “We are driven to continue expanding our portfolio of embedded solutions with new features and capabilities to help our customers create innovative and differentiated products. A premier example was the recent introduction of our first Traveo automotive MCUs on 40nm process technology, which marks a key step in the evolution of our broader MCU and PSoC portfolio.”
