TIBPAL16R6-10CN

TIBPAL16R6-10CN Overview

Mounting is done using Type Through Hole.PAL is the programmable type of PLD Programmable logic device .The IMPACT-X™ PAL® Series is the best value on the market due to Programmable logic array's performance-cost ratio.Electronics manufacturers use the 20-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) because of Programmable logic array's package.A Tube-material can be used for Programmable array logic's Packaging.TIBPAL16R6 represents the largest part of the PLD stock.Surface Mount, Through Hole is the direction in which the PLD is mounted.Complex Programmable logic device pin number 20 remains unchanged.At 85MHz frequency, Programmable logic devices are still capable of performing precisely.Programmable logic devices are currently possible to work at a maximum temperature of 75°C.The temperature should be higher than 0°C when Programmable logic devices are operating.4.75V volts is the only voltage it can work with.5.25V is the only supply voltage it can work with.2 I/Os can be programmed.In order to power the Complex Programmable logic device at all times, a source of 5V must be used.Inputs dedicated to 8 are embedded in the PLD.It has been programmed with a 20 termination.A subcategory of Programmable Logic Devices can be applied to it.Programmable logic device supplies are 5V.There are 64 terms in the product.6 outputs are numerous.It requires 5V voltage to operate.20 pins on the board serve specific purposes.The maximum supply temperature it can handle is 180mA.One of the additional features is POWER-UP RESET; REGISTER PRELOAD, to name a few.

TIBPAL16R6-10CN Features

Mounting type of Through Hole
Maximum temperature of 75°C
2 I/Os

TIBPAL16R6-10CN Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments
TIBPAL16R6-10CN PLDs (Programmable Logic Device) applications.

• Highly complex logic
• Industrial
• Various types of power-limited applications
• Power-limited applications
• High-speed Devices
• Electrically Devices
• Programmable Logic Devices
• High performance applications
• Low power applications
• Battery operated devices