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Cypress's PSoC Design Challenge India

Flexible PSoC-based solutions to fuel imaginations of engineering students in India

Friday, August 22, 2008

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SAN JOSE, USA: Cypress Semiconductor Corp. has announced the PSoC Innovator Design Challenge India, a multi-discipline design contest open to engineering students in India.

Recognizing the growth of engineering talent in India, the Design Challenge will require students to stretch their imaginations to develop novel ways to utilize Cypress's PSoC technology. PSoC, a Programmable System on Chip, allows designers to customize microcontroller chips using visual design software on their PCs.

The winning student or student design team will receive a first place prize of Rs. 100,000 Indian rupees, with Rs. 50,000 going to the professor or advisor. The second place finisher will receive Rs. 50,000; the third place finisher will receive Rs. 25,000.

Ten runners up will receive Rs. 5,000 each. Students and faculty interested in participating in the contest can find more information at www.psocidcindia.com.

"As future technology leaders, India's engineering students have a lot to gain by working with Cypress's PSoC system-on-chip solution," said Patrick Kane, director of Cypress's University Alliance Program. "And our Design Contest in India shows that Cypress is committed to helping them succeed."

Babak Hedayati, senior vice president of marketing at Cypress, added that contest entrants will gain knowledge of an important tool driving innovation worldwide. "PSoC is everywhere: many mobile phones, laptops, MP3 players, even products like toothbrushes and intelligent shoes are enabled by PSoC. We are pleased to introduce a new generation of designers to PSoC. And we are even more excited to see what they do with it."

All undergraduate and graduate-level engineering students currently enrolled in an accredited university in India are eligible to enter, whether individually or in teams. Each entrant must have a professor or advisor.

Kane said that the contest would be judged by a panel of experts from Cypress and SLS, and the winners announced on March 31st, 2009.

Additionally, all winning teams will be interviewed for potential employment at Cypress India and all completed project submissions will be screened for possible publication on the Cypress University Alliance website as a success story, application note or reference design.

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