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Product category: Programmable Logic Devices
News Release from: QuickLogic | Subject: QL8025 and QL8050
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 20 May 2004

CPLDs consume less power

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The QL8025 and QL8050 are the latest two additions to the Eclipse II "microwatt" FPGA family.

The QL8025 and QL8050 are the latest two additions to the Eclipse II "microwatt" FPGA family from QuickLogic Corp The QL8025 has 47K logic gates and the QL8050 has 64K logic gates

Both devices include embedded dual-port SRAM and extended I/O support that allows the integration of several board level components into a single chip.

"With the production release of the QL8025 and QL8050, QuickLogic continues its leadership position in low-power logic solutions by demonstrating dynamic power reduction of nearly 50% over CPLDs of comparable density shipping today", said Brian Faith, QuickLogic"s Director of Logic Products.

The Eclipse II family offers multiple alternatives to FPGA, CPLD, DSP and ASIC engineers who are designing applications that demand ultralow power consumption, small-form-factor packaging, and high design security from IP theft and reverse engineering.

All these benefits are provided by QuickLogic's patented ViaLink technology.

The Eclipse II family of devices has much lower power consumption than other technologies, with dynamic power dissipation of less than 50mW at 100MHz.

Targeted applications include any battery-powered or heat-sensitive products including portable handheld products such as PDAs, barcode readers, and handheld scanners and gaming modules.

Other applications include portable medical equipment and wireless addon products.

The Eclipse II FPGA family is supported in QuickWorks version 9.6, which is available for download from the QuickLogic website.

QuickLogic offers intellectual property blocks targeted for Eclipse II FPGAs such as PCI and memory interfaces, SDRAM, DSP and other commonly used peripheral functions.

The Eclipse II FPGA family of devices starts at $3.50 in high-volume quantities.

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