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Revision as of 21:12, 6 November 2024
Barkley is the codename of the PS Vita Motion Sensor. It is also referred as "Motion" in the System Software SDK.
The Barkley name most likely refers to the microcontroller, but could also designate the whole sensing subsystem.
Hardware
The motion sensing subsystem is made of three components:
- microcontroller
- communicates with Kermit via ?SPI?
- manages and samples the sensors
- accelerometer
- gyroscope
DEM-3000H
- Microcontroller: STMicroelectronics STM32F100R8H6B
- Accelerometer: Kionix KXTC9 (three-axis MEMS accelerometer IC)
Two other ICs near the microcontroller with the following markings:
PR4100 2029 KGMBF
?Gyroscope? from unknown manufacturer
0C9 Y31 <QR-Code>
Unknown IC from unknown manufacturer
Note: Both unknown ICs use a font on package that looks like the STMicroelectronics font
PCH-1xxx
- Microcontroller: STMicroelectronics 'STM32P10SoE'
- Undocumented variant of the STM32F100
- Features to be documented
- Undocumented variant of the STM32F100
- Accelerometer: Kionix KXTC9
Only one other IC (on other side of the board):
3GA51H 2141 QT1AU
Same form factor and footprint as PR4100 from DEM-3000H