Where can I get PLA's

Nov 04, 2005 0 Replies

I was digging through the junk heap and found a pretty nice PLA programmer that supports a bunch of devices, but when I went to digikey.com, I found out that they only actually sell a few of the items on their inventory. This is reasonable given what has happened with CPLDs and microcontrollers in the last thirty years, but I was thinking that this would be a handy gadget to have around (and besides, it's fun to play with.) But where can I get PLAs to put in it? Because it's not much good without them.



I could also use some software to generate fuse maps; this programmer allows you to enter the fuse data on a keypad, but I think that's a feature included for dire emergencies.



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