ATF16V8BQL-15SU Overview

The PLD stock is mounted using Type Surface Mount screws.There is a programmable type of PLD Programmable logic device? called EE PLD.A high performance-to-cost ratio makes 16V8 Series the best value on the market.The 20-SOIC (0.295, 7.50mm Width)'s package makes it a popular choice for electronics.In Programmable array logic's Packaging, Tube-materials are used.Programmable logic devices are always the case that 8 macro cells exist.ATF16V8B is the number assigned to the PLD stock's biggest part.Mounted in Surface Mount's direction.The pin number of the Complex Programmable logic device remains 20.It can still function precisely at 62MHz?frequency.Current maximum working temperatures are 85°C.It should be warmer when operating than -40°C.There is only a supply voltage of 4.5V volts that it can work with.Programmable logic devices are only compatible with 5.5V supply voltages.You can program Programmable logic array's 8 I/Os.5V is always used to power the Complex Programmable logic device.Inputs are dedicated to 8 on this board.There is a 20 termination programmed into it.There is a Programmable Logic Devices subcategory for it.The Programmable logic device is supplied by 5V.There are 64 product terms.8 outputs are numerous.5V voltage is required in order to operate it.The maximum supply temperature it can handle is 80mA.It can be operated at any Supply Voltage of 20mA, which makes it a great choice for a wide range of applications.Gates with 250 numbers exist.FLASH has been selected as the storage value.

ATF16V8BQL-15SU Features

Mounting type of Surface Mount
Maximum temperature of 85°C
8 I/Os

ATF16V8BQL-15SU Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology ATF16V8BQL-15SU PLDs (Programmable Logic Device) applications.

• Power-limited applications
• Programmable Logic Devices
• Electrically Devices
• Battery operated devices
• Industrial
• Highly complex logic
• High-speed Devices
• high-performance microcomputer systems
• Microcomputer systems
• Various types of power-limited applications