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MAX V CPLDs now shipping – up to 50% lower total power
Clive Maxfield1/10/2011 1:25 PM EST
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Max the Magnificent
Sometimes I think that we tend to underestimate CPLDs... these little scamps ...
I just received an email from the folks at Altera that was short, sharp, and to the point. This little rascal read as follows…
With low price, low power, and high performance, Altera’s new MAX V CPLDs are your best CPLD value for general-purpose and portable designs in a wide variety of market segments. Get robust new features at up to 50 percent lower total power vs. competitive CPLDs. Buy MAX V CPLDS today or prototype your design with the new MAX V CPLD development kit.
Start your design today with these resources:
Use MAX V CPLDs for:
With low price, low power, and high performance, Altera’s new MAX V CPLDs are your best CPLD value for general-purpose and portable designs in a wide variety of market segments. Get robust new features at up to 50 percent lower total power vs. competitive CPLDs. Buy MAX V CPLDS today or prototype your design with the new MAX V CPLD development kit.
Start your design today with these resources:
- MAX V CPLD development kit, only $75
- MAX V Handbook and other technical collateral
- Pin-out files
- PowerPlay Early Power Estimator
- Free Quartus II Software v10.1
- White paper: Implementing the Top Five Control-Path Applications with Low-Cost, Low-Power CPLDs
Use MAX V CPLDs for:
- I/O expansion
- Bridging
- Power management
- Analog interfacing
- Supplementing ASSPs and ASICs
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Max the Magnificent
1/10/2011 1:55 PM EST
Sometimes I think that we tend to underestimate CPLDs... these little scamps really can be very useful for certain applications.
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