PSoC 4 at 24 MHz — what the core and memory tell you
This is the part you pick when a design needs touch sensing or LCD segment drive without adding separate controller ICs.
CapSense and LCD drive — where the PSoC 4 earns its board space
The two IDACs let you generate analog waveforms or bias sensors without external DACs. The 16x12b SAR ADC is enough for reading multiple analog channels — think capacitive touch buttons, slider strips, or environmental sensors on a control panel.
Operating from 1.71 V up to the standard 3.6 V rail, this MCU can run directly off a Li-ion cell or a 1.8 V logic supply.
Infineon lists the CY8C4126AZI-M445 as Active. The PSoC 4 family has broad distribution support, so multi-year supply is realistic.