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T flip flop pin configuration

Contextual Info: PSD413F Family The PSD413A2F ZPLD Block Key Features □ 2 Embedded ZPLD devices □ 24 macrocells □ Combinatorial/registered outputs □ Maximum 126 product terms □ Programmable output polarity □ User configured register clear/preset □ User configured register clock input

WSI PSD813F

Abstract: PSD413A1 PSD413A2 PSD813F PSD813F1
Contextual Info: Document: WSI-1018 April 27, 1998 Subject: End of Life Notification Devices: Multi-Chip Module PSD413F Devices Please discontinue use and move to OTP PSD413 Family or FLASH PSD813F Family Dear WSI Customer, Due to very limited demand, WSI is announcing the immediate obsolescence of the following MultiChip Module Devices:

683XX

Abstract: 68HC11 68HC16 A15F PSD411A1 PSD411A2 psd4xx flip flop T
Contextual Info: Programmable Peripheral PSD413F Family Avance Information Introduction Field-Programmable Microcontroller Peripherals with Flash Memory The PSD413F family of products is the first PSD family to bring the benefits of in-system programming to the embedded system designer. This new family is implemented with WSI’s

Avance Logic

Abstract: Z80 CPU APD Arrays Avance Logic A15F PIN DIAGRAM OF 80186 683XX 68HC11 68HC16 PSD411A1 PSD411A2
Contextual Info: Programmable Peripheral PSD413F Family Avance Information Introduction Field-Programmable Microcontroller Peripherals with Flash Memory The PSD413F family of products is the first PSD family to bring the benefits of in-system programming to the embedded system designer. This new family is implemented with WSI’s

A15F

Abstract: PSDsoft object file to hex file conversion Magic*PRO III psd4xx 80C31 PSD413A2 wsi Required Programming Algorithm Change
Contextual Info: Programmable Peripheral Application Note 047 Designing with the PSD413F – A PSD with Flash Memory By Ching Lee Introduction The PSD413F is the first member of the PSD family that supports In-System Programming ISP of the main program memory. The architecture is based on the PSD4XX core with

Contextual Info: PSD413F Family General Description The PSD4XX series of Field Programmable Microcontroller Peripherals represent a major advance in the evolution of Programmable Peripherals. They combine an innovative architecture with state of the art technology to provide user PROGRAMMABILITY

Contextual Info: PSD413F Family System Configuration The CSIOP signal, which is generated by the DPLD, selects the internal I/O devices or registers. The CSIOP signal takes up 256 bytes of address space and is defined by the user in the PSDSoft Software. The following is an address offset map for the various

Contextual Info: PSD413F Family Figure 2. PSDsoft Development Tools PSD413F Family Table 1. PSD413F Product Matrix There are 4 unique devices in the PSD413F family. The part classifications are based on ZPLD size and bus mode. The features of each part are listed in Table 1.

WSI PEP300 PSD3XX

Abstract: WSI PSD 32 pin eprom to eprom copier circuit wsi magicpro ii ALL07 Motorola intel 80c198 PWM AC MOTOR CONTROl psd5xx 29 pt 8521 philips WS6000C Magic*PRO III
Contextual Info: Programmable Peripherals for Microcontrollers  36' 3UR 3URGGXF XFWW 9LH 9LHZ ZHU RRQQ &&'' 1997, DKR, Rev. 2 1 AT A GLANCE A WSI Overview 36' 3UR 3URGGXF XFWW 9LH 9LHZ ZHU RRQQ &&'' 1996 • 1995 • • 1994 • PSD Sales 1993 • • Founded in 1983

Contextual Info: PSD413F Family AC/DC The following tables describe the AD/DC parameters of the PSD413F family: PSIiMNitBfS □ DC Electrical Specification □ AC Timing Specification • ZPLD Timing - Combinatorial Delays - Synchronous Clock Mode - Asynchronous Clock Mode

80196 MEMORY INTERFACE

Abstract: 80196 programs 80196 internal architecture diagram
Contextual Info: Programmable Peripheral PSD413F Family Advance Information Introduction Field-Programmable Microcontroller Peripherals with Flash Memory The PSD413F family of products is the first PSD family to bring the benefits of in-system programming to the embedded system designer. This new family is implemented with WSI's

Contextual Info: PSD413F Family The PSD413F Architecture The PSD413F consists of five major functional blocks: □ zpld Block □ Bus Interface □ I/O Ports □ Memory Block □ Power Management Unit The functions of each block are described in the following sections. Many of the blocks