EPM7064AETC-4 Programmable IC Chip MAX 7000A CPLD

EPM7064AETC-4 - MAX 7000A CPLD

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Introduction:

The EPM7064AETC-4 is a Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD) from the MAX 7000A family manufactured by Intel (formerly Altera). CPLDs are programmable digital circuits used to implement complex logic functions. The MAX 7000A family is a low-power, high-performance CPLD family with a range of densities and features. The EPM7064AETC-4 is a 64 macrocell CPLD that offers high-speed logic and efficient use of power, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

Applications:

Industrial Control, Medical Equipment, Automotive

Product Attributes:

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FAQ:

Q1: What is a CPLD?

A: A CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device) is a programmable digital circuit that is used to implement complex logic functions.

Q2: What is the MAX 7000A family of CPLDs?

A: The MAX 7000A family of CPLDs is a low-power, high-performance CPLD family manufactured by Intel (formerly Altera).

Q3: What is the logic capacity of the EPM7064AETC-4?

A: The EPM7064AETC-4 is a 64 macrocell CPLD.

Q4: How many I/O pins does the EPM7064AETC-4 have?

A: The EPM7064AETC-4 has 44 programmable I/O pins.

Q5: What is the maximum operating voltage of the EPM7064AETC-4?

A: The EPM7064AETC-4 operates at a maximum voltage of 5V.

Q6: What is the package type of the EPM7064AETC-4?

A: The EPM7064AETC-4 comes in a 44-pin TQFP package.

Q7: What is the maximum frequency of the EPM7064AETC-4? A: The EPM7064AETC-4 has a maximum frequency of 167MHz.

Q8: Does the EPM7064AETC-4 support JTAG?

A: Yes, the EPM7064AETC-4 supports JTAG (Joint Test Action Group) for in-system programming and testing.