I am looking for some programable logic, something pretty small - i guess no more than 20 flip flops and just a few i/o, running at <1MHz. The key is that it needs to be very low power, so no more than 1mA when running, preferably <0.5mA.

I found ATF16LV8C from atmel, but now that I read the datasheet again it seems to be very power hungry, so do you guys have any recommendations for something that might actually work for me?

 

I am looking for some programable logic, something pretty small - i guess no more than 20 flip flops and just a few i/o, running at <1MHz. The key is that it needs to be very low power, so no more than 1mA when running, preferably <0.5mA.

I found ATF16LV8C from atmel, but now that I read the datasheet again it seems to be very power hungry, so do you guys have any recommendations for something that might actually work for me?

Low power was not a feature I remember from the days when it was popular.Most of it was implemented in bipolar technology. I don't remember any CMOS families.

 

here is an article in EE-Times that talks about the existence of Low power PLD's.... >> http://www.design-reuse.com/article...GP2GGMQSNDBECKHSCJUMEKJVN?articleID=171201285

and also Lattice offers "The Do-It-All PLD for Low Density Applications"

 

here is an article in EE-Times that talks about the existence of Low power PLD's.... >> http://www.design-reuse.com/article...GP2GGMQSNDBECKHSCJUMEKJVN?articleID=171201285

and also Lattice offers "The Do-It-All PLD for Low Density Applications"

Too bad the most important part, the table with the devices is missing, and it doesn't mention any specific devices..

 

Too bad the most important part, the table with the devices is missing, and it doesn't mention any specific devices..

did you check out the second link to the Do it all PLD??

 

Oh, actually i missed that one thanks