ATF750 for Proteus

Apr 25, 2008 4 Replies

Hi!



I'm looking for the Atmel ATF750C library for Proteus but I'm unable to find it on both Atmel & Labcenter sites. Does anyone know where can I find this ? Or perhaps, any other application that can simulate the ATF750C ?



Thanks in advance for any help.



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Have you asked Labcenter directly through their web forum ? They are usually very quick in providing good answers... and even to model a couple of new components free of charge for registered customers...

If not then another way may be just to use a generic PAL simulator, as this chip seems to be a kind of 22V10. Old but good tools like PALASM ?

Yours, Robert

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The ATF750 is an odd beast that (AFAIK) is only supported by Atmel tools. I believe the reason you can't find Proteus for the part is because it does not exist.

Sorry, G.

If you want mixed mode Spice simulation, then you will need a Spice flow that supports D/T FF and AND/OR PLD logic.

If you just want functional boolean simulation, the Atmel tools can support that.

The 750 is similar to a 2 x 22V10 (but with .T register option).

Some Spice flows support Boolean Eqn, or other methods of Logic - I see Proteus mention a JED pathway, so you need to find the intermediate format, that the JED is turned into, and try and work with that.

-jg

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