SEARCH
— IC芯片 | 连接器 | 传感器 | 被动器件 —
The ATF16V8B-15PC is a high-performance CMOS electrically erasable programmable logic device (PLD) utilizing Atmel's Flash memory technology. It features eight macrocells and supports three operational modes: registered, complex, and simple. The device provides a maximum pin-to-pin propagation delay of 15 ns and operates on a 5V supply with ±5% tolerance for commercial applications (0°C to 70°C). It includes internal pull-up resistors, 2000V ESD protection, and 200mA latchup immunity. Packaged in a 20-lead Plastic Dual Inline Package (PDIP), it allows reprogramming up to 100 times with 20-year data retention.
Verify the component status as Obsolete before procurement planning. Confirm that the specific ordering suffix 'PC' corresponds to the 20-lead PDIP package and Commercial temperature range (0°C to 70°C). Ensure compatibility with standard PLD programmers for Flash-based programming and erasing operations.
Select this part when a direct architectural substitute for legacy 20-pin PALs is required. The -15 speed grade offers a 15 ns maximum delay suitable for moderate-speed applications. Consider the BQ or BQL variants if lower standby current consumption is necessary for power-limited designs.
This component belongs to the ATF16V8B series, which also includes low-power variants ATF16V8BQ and ATF16V8BQL. The series is designed to provide a superset of generic architectures found in older PAL devices, ensuring backward compatibility while offering modern Flash-based reprogrammability.
Public confirmed substitutes include ATF16V8B-15PI (Industrial temperature range) and ATF16V8B-15SC (SOIC package). Verify package dimensions and thermal requirements when substituting between DIP, SOIC, or PLCC formats.
The device supports Registered mode (for state machines with clocked outputs), Complex mode (combinatorial outputs with output enable control), and Simple mode (dedicated combinatorial outputs without OE control).
All inputs and I/O pins feature internal pull-up resistors. If not driven externally, these pins float to VCC, ensuring known logic states and reducing external component count.
A single security fuse prevents unauthorized copying of the device's fuse patterns. Once programmed, it inhibits fuse verify and preload functions, though the 64-bit User Signature remains accessible.