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Rochester Electronics MDPLD22V10-15 Environmental and export classification status description

The Altera Corporation MDPLD22V10-15 is a programmable logic device (PLD) from the 22V10 family. It is designed by Altera Corporation, which is now part of Intel. The 22V10-15 offers 10 inputs, 8 outputs, and is capable of implementing various combinational and sequential logic functions. Functions: - The MDPLD22V10-15 can be programmed to perform specific logic operations based on the user's requirements. - It can implement both combinatorial and sequential logic circuits. - The device features versatile I/O options to interface with other components in a larger system. - Offers software programmability for flexibility in design iteration. Applications: - Industrial control systems - Communication equipment - Automotive electronics - Embedded systems - Test and measurement instruments Alternative Components: - Xilinx XC9500 series - Lattice Semiconductor MachXO2 series - Microchip ATF150x series Embedded Modules: The Altera Corporation MDPLD22V10-15 can be integrated into larger systems using various modules such as: - Memory modules - Communication modules - Input/output modules - Clock generation modules Related Q&A: 1. Can the Altera MDPLD22V10-15 be reprogrammed after initial configuration? - No, the MDPLD22V10-15 is a one-time programmable (OTP) device, meaning once it is configured, the program is set permanently. 2. What software tools are commonly used to program Altera PLDs like the MDPLD22V10-15? - Popular tools include Quartus Prime, which was developed by Altera (now Intel), and also supports various simulation and synthesis features. 3. What is the main advantage of using programmable logic devices like the MDPLD22V10-15 in electronic design? - One key advantage is flexibility - designers can modify the logic functions without changing physical components, allowing for faster prototyping and design changes. 4. Can the MDPLD22V10-15 interface directly with standard voltage-level digital ICs? - Yes, the MDPLD22V10-15 typically supports interfacing with common digital ICs with compatible voltage levels. 5. What are the typical power requirements for the Altera MDPLD22V10-15 in a standard application? - The power consumption of the MDPLD22V10-15 is typically low and can be powered by standard supply voltages commonly used in digital circuits.