[Kodera2t] wanted to experiment with programmable logic. Instead of going with an FPGA board, he decided to build his own CPLD (complex programmable logic device) board, with a built-in programmer.
Over on the University of Reddit there’s a course for learning all about FPGAs and CPLDs. It’s just an introduction to digital logic, but with a teacher capable of building a CPLD motor control board ...
In its third major and field-programmable gate array (FPGA) announcement in the last 12 months, Lattice Semiconductor Corp. has introduced MachXO, a new product family that combines the key features ...
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 ...
This Design Idea further develops a previous one integrating a stepper-motor driver in a CPLD (Reference 1). However, this idea integrates not only the driver, but also a simple one-axis stepper-motor ...
Lattice has released a family of low-end FPGAs aimed at CPLD-like applications in professional systems and consumer electronics. “This is an FPGA with embedded flash, so you have the instant-on ...
Rajiv Nema, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Cypress Semiconductor, Inc., San Jose, Calif., Andrew Randall, Chief Engineer, Nexsan Technologies, Inc., Woodland Hills ...
Aiming at motor control, industrial automation and automotive safety applications, they seek to combine Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD)-like programmable logic and an MCU in a single, ...
Targeting infotainment, networking, and driver-assistance applications. Altera said it will begin shipping automotive-grade devices for selected members of its CPLD, FPGA and structured ASIC device ...
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., February 19, 2008 — Directly addressing design requirements for programmable solutions that meet ever-tightening power and cost budgets, Actel Corporation today announced the ...
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