I have been looking at some of the new stuff coming out from Microchip.
The device feature Configurable Logic Cell looks a lot like a baby step into FPGAs.
10F32X
16F150X
Yes I know! Big difference between these with only one or two cells to a real array that needs VHDL programming.
What is interesting about these?
Think of how many times one or two cells might be useful if they are fast enough. There might actually be a whole lot of room at the bottom of the cell count.
Bet that these Microchip parts will be cheap and easy. I mean that in a good way.
And the interesting bet is how many cells they will include in devices after a year or three.
The device feature Configurable Logic Cell looks a lot like a baby step into FPGAs.
10F32X
16F150X
Yes I know! Big difference between these with only one or two cells to a real array that needs VHDL programming.
What is interesting about these?
Think of how many times one or two cells might be useful if they are fast enough. There might actually be a whole lot of room at the bottom of the cell count.
Bet that these Microchip parts will be cheap and easy. I mean that in a good way.
And the interesting bet is how many cells they will include in devices after a year or three.