ATF22V10C-10JU Overview

Type Surface Mount mounting is used for mounting the PLD stock.Programmable logic devices are EE PLD that is programmable.The best value on the market can be found in 22V10 Series' performance-cost ratio.Electronics manufacturers use the 28-LCC (J-Lead) because of Programmable logic array's package.Programmable logic devices are used for Programmable array logic's Packaging to use Tube-materials.Programmable logic devices are always the case that 10 macro cells exist.ATF22V10C represents the largest part of the PLD stock.There is a Surface Mount-mount for the PLD.For the Complex Programmable logic device, 28 remains the pin number.The PLD can still operate precisely at frequency 125MHz.The current maximum working temperature is 85°C.A -40°C warm environment is required while the machine is in Programmable logic device's operation.A supply voltage of 4.5V volts is necessary for it to function.The PLD can only be operated with a 5.5V supply voltage.10 I/Os on it can be programmed.There is always a source of 5V power going to the Complex Programmable logic device.A dedicated 10 input is embedded in it.This PLD is programmed with a 28 termination.Several subcategories can be applied to it, including the Programmable Logic Devices category.Programmable logic device 5V has 5V supplies.In this case, 132 refers to the number of product terms available.In total, there are numerous 10 outputs.5V voltage is needed for it to operate.At most, it can operate at a temperature of 140mA.Several applications can be performed with the Programmable logic device, thanks to Programmable logic array's ability to operate at any Supply Voltage of 90mA.Gates with 500 numbers exist.

ATF22V10C-10JU Features

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

ATF22V10C-10JU Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology ATF22V10C-10JU PLDs (Programmable Logic Device) applications.

• Electrically Devices
• High-speed Devices
• Software
• Power-limited applications
• Battery operated devices
• Various types of power-limited applications
• Microcomputer systems
• Programmable Logic Devices
• Highly complex logic
• High-end communication equipment