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The PSoC Poet



Dave Van Ess is an Application Engineer and Member of Technical Staff at Cypress Semiconductor focusing on PSoC. Dave has nearly 30 years of design experience and unique personal style have been key to the success of PSoC.  In this section of PSoCDeveloper Dave shares whatever is on his mind.  Welcome to his mind. Please wipe your feet before coming in!

 

The views expressed here are those of the authors and not necessarily those of PSoCDeveloper or Cypress Semiconductor.

 

John Heenan come on down
Friday, June 27, 2008

John was first to answer the question so he gets the choice of either a PSoCEval1 or a signed copy of my Lab Book.   So John, please send me your address by e-mail.

 

If someone is thinking that they could call them selfs "John Hellen" and get me to send the prize to them,  well you're right I probably would.  But I also would give the reall John Heenan your address and ...

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American Society of Engineering Educators
Friday, June 27, 2008

I just got back from the ASEE conference in Pittsburgh.   I have noticed that there seems to be two types of schools.  One feels their job is to educate students.  The other believe they are a research facility.  I went to Berkeley and there is no doubt which camp it falls into.  I also did not see professors from CAL.  I saw a lot of Professor from land grant...

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New contest Gain fame and stuff
Tuesday, June 24, 2008

First to find the flaw in the mathematical proof wins an PSoC Eval1 board or a signed copy of my new Lab book.

 

 

 

1     X = Y

2     X^2 = X * Y

3     X^2 -Y^2  = X*Y - Y^2

4     (X + Y) * (X - Y) =  Y * (X - Y)

5    (X+Y)  = Y

6    (Y + Y) = Y  (substitution from 1)

7    2 = 1

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Hallelujah HP has a new calculator
Tuesday, June 24, 2008

A while back I posted about how really lame the HP33s was.  Well I am at the ASEE conference (American Society of  Engineer Educators)  and I saw the new HP35.  It looks like an HP calculator.  It acts like one.  Best of all it is only $70 compared to a couple of hundred for a used HP32sII on Ebay.  I can only hope my posting prompted HP to develop this new...

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Happy Fathers Day!
Friday, June 13, 2008

I try to post this every year at father’s day.  A mother’s love is immediate and omnipresent while a father’s love is outside the bounds of time.  I noticed mothers help their children while facing them, as if to say, “I am here to take care of everything”.  A father shows you how from behind, as if to say, “Let me show you the way”.  A totally different prospective for each...

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