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complex programmable logic device

Complex programmable logic devices (CPLDs) contain the building blocks for hundreds of 7400-serries logic ICs. Complete circuits can be designed on a PC and then uploaded to a CPLD for instant ...
EDN

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC: Complex PLDs approach FPGA architectures

San Jose, Calif. — Lattice Semiconductor Corp. has taken the wraps off MachXO, a family of programmable logic devices that marks a fundamental shift in the way the company designs complex PLDs. Rather ...
Design-Reuse

Tabula Introduces Breakthrough Spacetime Programmable Logic Architecture

Santa Clara, Calif., March 1, 2010 - Tabula, Inc., a privately held fabless semiconductor company developing 3-D Programmable Logic Devices (3PLD), today introduced Spacetime, a groundbreaking ...
EDN

Programmable-logic directory

The term “logic devices” subdivides into discrete logic, simple PLDs and complex PLDs; FPGAs; and gate-array, structured, standard-cell, and custom-cell ASICs. FPGAs, SPLDs and PALs, and CPLDs are all ...
Electronic Design

PLD Family Bridges FPGA And CPLD Needs

Applications traditionally supported by high-density complex programmable-logic devices (CPLDs) and low-capacity FPGAs now have another option—the MachXO series of logic devices. Developed by Lattice ...
Hackaday

Emulating A 74LS48 BCD-to-7-Segment Decoder/Driver With An Altera MAX 7000 “S” Series Complex Programmable Logic Device

Over on the [Behind The Code with Gerry] YouTube channel our hacker [Gerry] shows us how to emulate a 74LS48 BCD-to-7-segment decoder/driver using an Altera CPLD Logic Chip From 1998. This is very ...
Semiconductor Engineering

Aplus Design Technologies Inc.

Aplus provides logical and physical synthesis and prototyping software solutions for programmable logic devices (PLDs). The company’s products include PALACE, which is an automated field programmable ...
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Xilinx Tapes-Out First 20nm All Programmable Device with First UltraScale ASIC-class Programmable Architecture

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- July 9, 2013-- Xilinx, Inc. (NASDAQ: XLNX) announced two more industry firsts at 20nm, expanding on a series of industry innovations started at 28nm. Xilinx has now taped out the ...