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Re: gEDA-user: CPLDs and other high-density logic chips...
On 9/3/06, Bob Paddock <bob.paddock@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > For example, if you were to pick xilinx, and with what you have
> > mentioned, you might want to drop the cpld,
Xilinx CoolRunner family of parts are still worth looking at if low power
is the overriding goal.
If I were to drop the CPLD and just go with an FPGA, how would I be
able to couple this to 5V logic?
I suppose I could use 74ALVT16244 chips feeding all digital inputs,
and just let the 3.3V logic direct-drive the 5V CMOS logic on the main
circuit. However, 3-state buses would need to be split into distinct
input and output buses, thus sucking up some pins on the FPGA. I was
just wondering if anyone had any other suggestions.
Thanks for the feedback you've given. It's very useful.
--
Samuel A. Falvo II
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