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CY7C341B - 192-Macrocell MAX EPLD

Description

The CY7C341B is an Erasable Programmable Logic Device (EPLD) in which CMOS EPROM cells are used to configure logic functions within the device.

The MAX® architecture is 100% user-configurable, allowing the devices to accommodate a variety of independent logic functions.

Features

  • 192 macrocells in 12 logic array blocks (LABs).
  • Eight dedicated inputs, 64 bidirectional I/O pins.
  • Advanced 0.65-micron CMOS technology to increase performance.
  • Programmable interconnect array.
  • 384 expander product terms.
  • Available in 84-pin HLCC, PLCC, and PGA packages macrocells within each LAB. Each LAB is interconnected with a programmable interconnect array, allowing all signals to be routed throughout the chip. The speed and density of.

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USE ULTRA37000™ FOR ALL NEW DESIGNS CY7C341B 192-Macrocell MAX® EPLD Features • 192 macrocells in 12 logic array blocks (LABs) • Eight dedicated inputs, 64 bidirectional I/O pins • Advanced 0.65-micron CMOS technology to increase performance • Programmable interconnect array • 384 expander product terms • Available in 84-pin HLCC, PLCC, and PGA packages macrocells within each LAB. Each LAB is interconnected with a programmable interconnect array, allowing all signals to be routed throughout the chip. The speed and density of the CY7C341B allows it to be used in a wide range of applications, from replacement of large amounts of 7400-series TTL logic, to complex controllers and multifunction chips.
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