PRACTICAL LOW POWER CPLD DESIGN
Any engineer involved with portable or handheld products knows that minimizing power consumption is an absolute requirement for today's designs. But only the veterans understand the subtle yet important details that can stretch a systems' battery life to the maximum.
In this white paper Lattice Semiconductor focusses on how those seasoned experts use ultra-low-power complex programmable logic devices (CPLDs) to wring out every last microwatt from the I/O subsystems of their embedded designs.
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