I was interested to find out more about how to program the above spld device, I am looking for websites which have users support, and hopefully, cheap programmers. tnx.
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pal22v10?
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Maybe Lattice is something for you. Look here:
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:) Al
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Check ebay for programmers.
Graham
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Atmel has a line of devices (ATF16V8, ATF22V10, etc.) as well as a free development environment, WinCUPL. A beefier HDL (Verilog, VHDL, ...) could also be used but that might be overkill for small devices; CUPL is about the right "size" and complexity for SPLDs.
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-- Rich Webb Norfolk, VA
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Lattice has an 22V10 that is In-System Programmable. Meaning, you do not need a programmer. You can program using IEEE 1532 compliant interface, so no programmer is required.
see:
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hope this helps. Bart Borosky, Lattice