Features: * HIGH DENSITY PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC - 8,000 PLD Gates - 96 I/O Pins, Twelve Dedicated Inputs - 288 Registers - High-Speed Global Interconnects- Wide Input Gating for Fast Counters, StateMachines, Address Decoders, etc. - Small Logic Block Size for Random Logic - Functionally and Pin-out Co...
ISPL1048E-50LQ.: Features: * HIGH DENSITY PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC - 8,000 PLD Gates - 96 I/O Pins, Twelve Dedicated Inputs - 288 Registers - High-Speed Global Interconnects- Wide Input Gating for Fast Counters, StateMach...
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DescriptionThe ispLSi 1016 is a kind of high-density programmable logic device containing 96 regis...
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The ispLSI 1048E is a High-Density Programmable Logic Device containing 288 Registers, 96 Universal I/O pins, 12 Dedicated Input pins, four Dedicated Clock Input pins, two dedicated Global OE input pins, and a Global Routing Pool (GRP). The GRP provides complete interconnectivity between all of these elements. The ispLSI 1048E fea- tures 5V in-system programmability and in-system diagnostic capabilities. The ispLSI 1048E offers non- volatile reprogrammability of the logic, as well as the interconnect to provide truly reconfigurable systems. A functional superset of the ispLSI 1048 architecture, the ispLSI 1048E device adds two new global output enable pins and two additional dedicated inputs. The basic unit of logic on the ispLSI 1048E device is the Generic Logic Block (GLB). The GLBs are labeled A0, A1.F7 (see Figure 1). There are a total of 48 GLBs in the ispLSI 1048E device. Each GLB has 18 inputs, a pro- grammable AND/OR/Exclusive OR array, and four outputs which can be configured to be either combinatorial or registered. Inputs to the GLB come from the GRP and
dedicated inputs. All of the GLB outputs are brought back into the GRP so that they can be connected to the inputs of any other GLB on the device.