ATMEL ATV750B/BL to ATF750C/CL Manual

This application note describes the differences between the ATV750B/BL PLD and the ATF750C/CL PLD, including features, packages, temperature grades, etc.


ATMEL ATV750B/BL to ATF750C/CL Manual - cover page
Brand
Atmel
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
177 KB
Published
27 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
ATV750B
MD5 checksum
20332F997B3E979883051B2DDD36F1C7

About this manual

This document describes the migration from the UV‑EPROM based ATV750B/BL PLD family to the EEPROM‑based ATF750C/CL family. It outlines compatibility, new features such as programmable pin‑keeper circuits, lower standby current, additional power pins, and the availability of RoHS‑compliant packages.

The note also provides cross‑reference tables, power‑consumption considerations, programming guidance, and a list of third‑party programmers that support cross‑programming of JEDEC fuse‑map files into the ATF750C/CL.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Cross Reference Tables
  • Power Consumption Considerations
  • New Features
  • Pin‑keeper Option
  • Low Standby Current
  • Electrically Erasable
  • Additional VCC and GND Pins
  • Programming
  • Design Tools

Specifications

Standby current (ATF750CL)1 mA (max)
Standby current (ATV750BL)30 mA (max)
Package optionsDIP, SOIC, PLCC, LCC, TSSOP, RoHS‑compliant
Temperature grades (ATF750C)Commercial, Industrial, Military

Frequently asked questions

How do I program the ATF750C/CL?

Use cross‑programming to load an existing ATV750B/BL JEDEC fuse‑map file into the ATF750C/CL via supported third‑party programmers or Atmel WinCUPL.

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