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Atmel ATV750/ATV750L Programmable Logic Device Datasheet
The ATV750 and ATV750L are high‑density, low‑power programmable logic devices offered in 24‑lead DIP, 28‑lead PLCC and other surface‑mount packages. They provide up to 171 product terms, 42 inputs, 20 sum terms and 20 flip‑flops, allowing flexible implementation of complex state machines.
The datasheet details electrical characteristics, absolute maximum ratings, timing parameters, functional logic diagrams and packaging dimensions, enabling designers to evaluate the devices for a wide range of digital logic applications.
Atmel ATV750 specifications
| Supply Voltage | 5 V ±10 % |
|---|---|
| Input Low Voltage | -0.6 V |
| Input High Voltage | 0.75 V |
| Product Terms | 171 |
| Package Types | 24‑lead DIP, 28‑lead PLCC, 24‑lead LCC, etc. |
Source: Atmel ATV750/ATV750L Programmable Logic Device Datasheet
All Atmel ATV750 documents by type
Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
How to use the product for one specific task, with worked examples.
Questions answered in these manuals
How many product terms does the ATV750 provide?
The ATV750 offers 171 product terms.
From: Atmel ATV750/ATV750L Programmable Logic Device Datasheet
What supply voltage is required for the ATV750?
A 5 V supply with a ±10 % tolerance is specified.
From: Atmel ATV750/ATV750L Programmable Logic Device Datasheet
How many registers does each device have?
Both the ATV750 and ATV750B contain 20 registers.
Can the I/O pins be programmed for polarity control?
Yes, each I/O pin includes programmable polarity control.
How many flip‑flops does the Atmel ATV750 provide?
The ATV750 provides 20 flip‑flops.
From: Atmel ATV750 Application Note: Using a PLD as a System Controller in an I/O Bus Based System
What clock speed is used for the example system?
The example system uses an 8 MHz clock.
From: Atmel ATV750 Application Note: Using a PLD as a System Controller in an I/O Bus Based System