The PEEL18CV8J-10 is a Programmable Electrically Erasable Logic (PEEL) device manufactured by ICT. This device is designed to implement custom logic functions, replacing traditional TTL logic with a single programmable chip. The '18CV8' designates a specific architecture within the PEEL family, defining the number of inputs/outputs and the output macrocell type. The '-10' indicates a specific speed grade, in this case a propagation delay of 10ns.
Applications
- Address Decoding: Used in memory systems to select specific memory locations quickly and efficiently.
- High-Speed Peripheral Control: Facilitates fast communication between microprocessors and peripheral devices.
- State Machines: Used for implementing control logic in high-speed digital systems.
- Glue Logic: Provides a fast interface between digital components with different signal levels or timing requirements.
- Timing Control: Generates precise timing signals for synchronous digital circuits.
Features
- Electrically Erasable: Permits easy reprogramming and design modifications.
- Programmable Logic: Offers a flexible architecture for implementing custom logic.
- High-Speed Operation: Provides a fast propagation delay of 10ns for demanding applications.
- TTL Compatible Inputs/Outputs: Allows for seamless integration with standard TTL devices.
- Configurable Output Macrocells: Provides versatile output options for various application requirements.
Benefits
- Reduced Board Space: Integrates multiple logic functions into a single device.
- Simplified Design: Simplifies circuit design and reduces component count.
- Improved Performance: Provides higher speed compared to slower PEEL devices.
- Increased Reliability: Reduces the number of interconnections, enhancing system reliability.
- Faster Time-to-Market: Allows for rapid prototyping and design iterations.
The PEEL18CV8J-10 is typically packaged in DIP (Dual In-line Package) or PLCC (Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier) for convenient PCB mounting. It is programmed using standard PROM programming equipment. The 'J' suffix may specify a particular temperature range or package variant. It is a suitable choice for applications that require fast logic implementation and programmability.