GAL26CV12C-10LJI - Lattice Semiconductor Corporation

Manufacturer Part Number

GAL26CV12C-10LJI

Manufacturer

lattice-semiconductor

Introduction

The GAL26CV12C-10LJI is an Electrically Erasable Programmable Logic Device (EE PLD) from Lattice Semiconductor's GAL®26CV12 series.

Product Features and Performance

Electrically erasable and programmable for high flexibility

User-configurable logic device for various applications

Integrates 12 macrocells that can be individually programmed

Supports complex logic functions with available macrocells

Surface mount technology for efficient board space utilization

Product Advantages

High reusability due to electrical erasability

Robust performance for logic circuits

Easy to integrate into existing designs thanks to its surface mount package

Offers design flexibility through user-programmable features

Key Technical Parameters

Number of Macrocells: 12

Programmable Type: EE PLD

Mounting Type: Surface Mount

Package / Case: 28-LCC (J-Lead)

Supplier Device Package: 28-PLCC (11.51x11.51)

Quality and Safety Features

Manufactured by Lattice Semiconductor, known for high-quality and reliable products

Compliance with industry standards for embedded PLDs

Compatibility

Designed for use in systems requiring programmable logic devices

Compatible with surface mount technology for PCB assembly

Application Areas

Custom logic circuits

Device control units

Application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) replacement or supplementation

Prototyping for digital designs

Product Lifecycle

Obsolete status, indicating the cessation of production

Users should seek replacements or upgrades for new designs

Alternative solutions may be offered by Lattice Semiconductor for newer applications

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Flexibility in programming for custom logic functions

Robust and reliable design from a reputable manufacturer

Electrically erasable and programmable features promote reusability

Ideal for designs requiring a small number of programmable logic cells

Obsolescence may provide cost benefits for certain non-critical legacy applications