Logic selection guide 2016

What is configurable logic?
Configurable logic places up to nine functions in a
single package. These functions include 2-input AND,
OR, NAND, NOR, XOR, or XNOR gates, plus inverters
and buffers, and a 2:1 mux. The logic function is
selected by connecting input pins to either GND or
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. Schmitt-trigger inputs are standard. Low inputthreshold
options are included in NXP’s portfolio, to
interface between different supply-voltage domains.
Benefits of configurable logic
Using a configurable logic device to replace three
components in an application (an inverter, a buffer,
and an AND gate, for example), means only one device
needs to be qualified, not three. Similarly, from a
logistics standpoint, the configurable device replaces
three types on the BOM, and this reduces inventory
costs. In the manufacturing phase, the configurable
device requires only one tape-and-reel position in the
pick-and-place machine, and this increased efficiency
lowers the assembly cost.
Dual PCB configurable logic for more ways to save
space and lower cost
Dual PCB configurable logic from NXP combines two
configurable logic devices in a single package. It gives
engineers a more flexible, more economical way to
implement control logic solutions. These advantages
can mean lower system cost, improved inventory
management, and fewer qualification expenses during
development. Simply put, dual PCB configurable logic is
the next step in logic design.
Learn more:
www.nxp.com/logic
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Configurable logic = one package, nine or more functions
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