ATMEL ATV5000-35KM High density uv erasable programmable logic device Datasheet

ATV5000/L
Features
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Advanced Programmable Logic Device - High Gate Utilization
Flexible Interconnect Architecture - Universal Routing
Flexible Logic Cells - 128 Flip-Flops and 52 Latches
Multiple Flip-Flop Types - Synchronous or Asynchronous Registers
High Speed - 50 MHz Operation
Complete Third Party Software Support
No Placement, Routing or Layout Software Required
Proven and Reliable High Speed CMOS EPROM Process
2000 V ESD Protection
200 mA Latchup Immunity
Reprogrammable - Tested 100% for Programmability
Commercial, Industrial and Military Temperature Grades
High Density
UV Erasable
Programmable
Logic Device
Block Diagram
52 INPUT
LATCHES
8
INPUT
PINS
UNIVERSAL
AND
REGIONAL
INTERCONNECT
52
I/O
PINS
52 LOGIC CELLS
(104 FLIP-FLOPS)
24 BURIED CELLS
(24 FLIP-FLOPS)
Description
The Atmel V5000 is an easy to use, high density programmable logic device. Its simple, regular architecture translates into increased utilization and high performance.
The ATV5000 has one programmable combinatorial logic array. This guarantees easy interconnection of and uniform performance from all nodes. "Sum terms", which are easy to use
groupings of AND-OR gates, provide combinatorial logic blocks. Sum terms can be wireOR’d together to integrate larger logic blocks. To expand the levels of logic, buried sum terms
feed back into the logic array. The 52 I/O pins can each be driven by a register or a sum term.
Each I/O pin has an individually enabled input latch.
All 128 registers are configurable as D- or T-types without using extra logic gates. Individual
sum terms, asynchronous presets, resets and clocks give each flip-flop added flexibility. A
direct "clock from pin" option guarantees synchronization and fast clock to output performance.
Standard, off-the-shelf third-party software tools and programmers support the ATV5000.
This minimizes start-up investment and improves product support.
JLCC
Chip Carrier
Pin Configuration
Pin Name
Function
IN
Logic and Clock Inputs
Pins 2,32,36,66
Input/Register Clocks 1-4
Input/Latch Clocks 1-4
I/O
Bidirectional Buffers
VCC
+5 V Supply
IN
I/Os
IN
I/Os
1
I/Os
I/Os
VCC
GND
I/Os
Pins 1,34,35,68
GND
VCC
52
18
I/Os
VCC
GND
I/Os
I/Os
35
I/Os
IN
GND
I/Os
IN
VCC
0065B
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Absolute Maximum Ratings*
Temperature Under Bias.................-55oC to +125oC
Storage Temperature......................-65oC to +150oC
Voltage on Any Pin with
Respect to Ground..........................-2.0 V to +7.0 V1
Voltage on Input Pins
with Respect to Ground
During Programming.....................-2.0 V to +14.0 V1
Programming Voltage with
Respect to Ground........................-2.0 V to +14.0 V1
*NOTICE: Stresses beyond those listed under "Absolute Maximum
Ratings" may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a
stress rating only and functional operation of the device at these
or any other conditions beyond those indicated in the operational
sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute
maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.
Note:
1. Minimum voltage is -0.6 V dc which may undershoot to -2.0 V
for pulses of less than 20 ns. Maximum output pin voltage is
VCC+0.75 V dc which may overshoot to +7.0 V for pulses of less
than 20 ns.
Integrated UV Erase Dose .............. 7258 W• sec/cm2
Functional Logic Diagram Description
There are 52 identical input/ouput logic cells and 24 identical
buried logic cells in the ATV5000. Each I/O cell has two flipflops, up to three sum terms, individual clock, reset, and preset
terms per flip-flop, and one output enable term. Independent of
output configuration, all flip-flops are always usable, and have
at least four product term inputs each.
Each I/O pin (52 total) signal or its latched version drives the
logic array. There is one latch clock per quadrant.
The ATV5000 has four identical quadrants (see Figure 2). The
universal bus routes true and false signals from each of the 52
I/O pins to all four quadrants. Regional buses route each quadrant’s flip-flop Q and Q locally. The eight input-only pins are
available in all four regional buses.
Each logic cell has a number of "regional" and "universal" product terms (see Figure 1). The I/O logic cells contain three sum
terms, two flip-flops, and an I/O buffer.
The buried logic cells each contain one flip-flop. In addition, in
each buried logic cell the sum term can drive the regional bus.
This allows for logic expansion.
Serial register preload and observability simplify testing. All
registers automatically clear at power up.
Quadrant Functional Logic
Diagram ATV5000
UNIVERSAL INPUTS
UNIVERSAL
PRODUCT
TERMS
REGIONAL
PRODUCT
TERMS
INPUT/OUTPUT
LOGIC CELLS
(13 TOTAL
PERQUADRANT)
REGIONAL INPUTS
REGISTERCLOCKS
INPUT
PINS
REGISTERCLOCKS
UNIVERSAL
PRODUCT
TERMS
BURIED
LOGIC CELLS
(6 TOTAL
PERQUADRANT)
REGIONAL
PRODUCT
TERMS
REGIONAL INPUTS
UNIVERSAL BUS
TO ALL
QUADRANTS
REGIONAL
BUS
Figure 1
D.C. and A.C. Operating Range
Operating Temperature (Case)
ATV5000-25
ATV5000/L-30
Commercial
Industrial
Military
o
o
1-194
0 C - 70 C
-55 C - 125oC
5 V ± 5%
5 V ± 10%
5 V ± 10%
ATV5000/L
o
o
ATV5000/L-35
0 C - 70 C
VCC Power Supply
o
I/O
PINS
ATV5000/L
ATV5000 Block Diagram
REGISTER
CLOCK PIN 2
LATCH
CLOCK PIN 1
13 I/O PINS
4-15,17
REGISTER
CLOCK PIN 32
QUADRANT
1
REGIONAL
BUS
13 I/O CELLS
6 BURIED
LOGIC CELLS
6 BURIED
LOGIC CELLS
16
UNIVERSAL
BUS
13 I/O PINS
52,53,55-65
REGISTER
CLOCK PIN 36
LATCH
CLOCK PIN 35
13 I/O CELLS
6 BURIED
LOGIC CELLS
6 BURIED
LOGIC CELLS
16
REGIONAL
BUS
LATCH
CLOCK PIN 68
16
13 I/O CELLS
QUADRANT
2
REGISTER
CLOCK PIN 66
QUADRANT
4
13 I/O CELLS
LATCH
CLOCK PIN 34
13 I/O PINS
18,19,21-31
REGIONAL
BUS
16
REGIONAL
BUS
INPUT PINS
1,2,32,34,35,
36,66,68
13 I/O PINS
38-49,51
QUADRANT
3
Figure 2
Quadrant Logic Diagram
and Description
The ATV5000 has: four identical quadrants, 52 identical input/
output logic cells, and 24 identical buried logic cells. The universal bus routes true and false signals from each of the 52 I/O
pins to all four quadrants. Regional buses route each quadrant’s
flip-flop Q and Q locally. The eight input-only pins are available
in every regional bus.
Each logic cell has a number of "regional" and "universal" product terms (see Figure 3). The I/O logic cells (Figures 7, 8, 9)
contain three sum terms, two flip-flops, and an I/O buffer. Sum
term B has five product terms - two universal and three regional.
Sum terms A and C each have four product terms - one universal
and three regional. Flip-flop Q1 has global asynchronous preset,
reset, and clock product terms. Flip-flop Q2 has universal asynchronous reset and clock terms and a regional asynchronous preset term. There is one universal product term for the I/O pin output enable.
The buried logic cells (Figure 4) each contain one flip-flop. The
sum term has one universal product term and four regional product terms for a total of five. The flip-flop has universal asynchronous preset, reset, and clock terms. In addition, in each buried
logic cell the sum term can be fed back into the regional bus
instead of the flip-flop. This allows for logic expansion.
Regional product terms have as inputs all quadrant flip-flop outputs (or buried flip-flop inputs) and the eight dedicated input
pins. Universal product terms have the same inputs plus the 52
I/O pins and their complements.
Quadrant Clock Pin Assignments
Quadrant
Number
Register
Clock Pin
Latch
Clock Pin
1
2
1
2
32
34
3
36
35
4
66
68
Quadrant Structure
UNIVERSAL
PRODUCT
TERMS
REGIONAL
PRODUCT
TERMS
UNIVERSAL BUS INPUTS
REGIONAL BUS INPUTS
IN/LIN
Q1
Q2
INPUT/
OUTPUT
LOGIC
CELLS
(13 TOTAL)
REGISTER
CLOCK
LATCH
CLOCK
13 I/O
PINS
OE
Q1/D1
REGISTER
CLOCK
BURIED
LOGIC
CELLS
(6 TOTAL)
UNIVERSAL
BUS TO ALL
QUADRANTS
16
REGIONAL
BUS
ALL 8
INPUT ONLY PINS
Figure 3
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Logic Cell Options
The ATV5000 logic cells contain most of the chip’s logic options. The standard logic cell contains two flip-flops, three sum
terms and three array inputs. The three sum terms can be combined to provide sum term options of four, five, nine, or 13 product terms. A combinatorial signal or the output of Q1 can be sent
to the I/O cell.
The ATV5000 retains the ATV2500’s ability to bury both registers in the I/O cell and still output a combinatorial signal (see
Figure 8). A new feature, unique to the ATV5000, is the ability
to output Q1 and feedback the combinatorial term directly (see
Figure 7). This high speed logic expansion term increases the
devices flexibility and gate utilization.
Logic Cell with Buried Sum Term and
Register to I/O Cell
U
U
R
R
R
R
Q1
Q2
R
U
R
B
U
R
U
AP1
R
Buried Logic Cells
R
Each quadrant has six buried logic cells (see Figure 4). Each cell
contains one sum term with five product terms, a flip-flop, and
individual preset, clear, and clock terms. A configuration bit selects either the Q output or the D input for feedback into the
regional bus.
Buried Logic Cells
A
D1/T1
R
TO
I/O
CELL
U
U
CK1
U
AR1
R
AP2
Q1
CLOCK
OPTION
U
R
R
R
C
SELECT
D2/T2
Q2
R
AP1
U
R
R
R
D1/T1
R
U
CK2
U
AR2
CLOCK
OPTION
Q1
Figure 7
R
U
U
CK1
U
AR1
CLOCK
OPTION
Flip-Flop Clock Options
Figure 4
Each register may be connected to its regional clock to provide
fast clock-to-output timing (see Figure 5). In this "synchronous"
mode, the clock is one of four input pins, a unique clock pin for
each chip quadrant. One product term defines each flip-flop’s
clock in the "asynchronous" mode.
In the "synchronous" mode, the regional clock is ANDed with
the product term. This provides the fast timing of a synchronous
clock with the local control of the product term.
Clock Option
RCKn
TO
LOGIC
CELL
CLOCK
PRODUCT
TERM
SELECT
Figure 5
I/O Pin Latches
I/O Pin Logic
Q
TO
LOGIC
CELL
FROM
LOGIC
CELL
U
SELECT
C
LCKn
0/1
I/O
OE
Figure 6
1-196
Each I/O pin of the ATV5000 has an input latch which can be
individually enabled or disabled (see Figure 6). Each chip quadrant has a unique latch clock. When the latch is inactive, pin
input flows directly into the array. When activated, the latch is
flow-through when the clock signal is low, and data is captured
on the clock’s rising edge.
D
ATV5000/L
Flip-Flop Types
Each flip-flop in the ATV5000 may be configured as either a Tor D-type flip-flop. A T-type flip-flop can also easily be configured into a JK or SR flip-flop.
ATV5000/L
Logic Cell, Two Buried Registers,
Combinatorial to I/O Cell
U
U
R
R
R
R
Q1
Logic Cell with Combinable
Sum Terms, Register to I/O Cell
FROM
I/O
CELL
Q2
U
U
U
R
R
R
R
AP1
Q2
U
R
AP1
R
R
A
D1/T1
U
U
CK1
U
AR1
CLOCK
OPTION
U
CK1
U
AR1
R
R
U
U
R
TO
I/O
CELL
R
TO
I/O
CELL
CLOCK
OPTION
R
B
U
Q1
A
R
U
D1/T1
R
Q1
R
R
FROM
I/O
CELL
Q1
B
TO
D1/T1
U
R
AP2
R
U
AP2
U
R
C
D2/T2
R
Q2
D2/T2
C
R
Q2
R
R
R
U
CK2
U
AR2
CLOCK
OPTION
U
CK2
U
AR2
Figure 8
CLOCK
OPTION
Figure 9
D.C. Characteristics
Symbol Parameter
Condition
Min
Typ
Max
Units
ILI
Input Load Current
VIN = -0.1 V to VCC+1 V
10
µA
ILO
Output Leakage Current
VOUT = -0.1 V to VCC+0.1 V
10
µA
ICC
Power Supply Current
ATV5000
VCC = MAX, VIN = GND or
VCC Outputs Open
Com.
200
350
mA
Ind.,Mil.
200
400
mA
Power Supply Current
ATV5000L
VCC = MAX, VIN = GND or
VCC Outputs Open
Com.
32
40
mA
Ind.,Mil.
32
50
mA
ICC
Clocked Power Supply
Current, ATV5000L Only
f = 1 MHz, VCC = MAX
Outputs Open
IOS (1)
Output Short Circuit
Current
VOUT = 0.5 V
VIL
Input Low Voltage
VIH
Input High Voltage
VOL
Output Low Voltage
VOH
Output High Voltage
ICC2
Com.
30
(2)
mA
Ind.,Mil.
30 (2)
mA
-120
mA
-0.6
0.8
V
2.0
VCC+0.75
V
0.5
V
VIN = VIH or VIL,
IOL = 8 mA Com,Ind; 6 mA Mil.
IOH = -100 µA
VCC-0.3
V
IOH = -4.0 mA
2.4
V
Notes: 1. Not more than one output at a time should be shorted. Duration of short circuit test should not exceed 30 seconds.
2. See ICC vs. Frequency curve.
1-197
A.C. Waveforms
Input Pin Clock
(1)
(1)
A.C. Waveforms
Product Term Clock
INPUTS AND
I/O PINS
INPUTS AND
I/O PINS
tSIS
tSIA
tHS
REGISTER
CLOCK
TERM
tWS
REGISTER
CLOCK PIN
tWS
tPS
tARS
ASYNCHRONOUS
RESET/PRESET
tCOS
REGISTERED
OUTPUTS
tSFS
tARA
tAW
tCOA
tAP
OUTPUT
VALID
VALID
tAP
REGISTERED
OUTPUTS
OUTPUT
VALID
OUTPUT
VALID
tSFA
tAPF
tCFS
INTERNAL
FEEDBACKS
tWA
tPA
ASYNCHRONOUS
RESET/PRESET
tAW
tHA
tWA
tAPF
tCFA
INTERNAL
FEEDBACKS
VALID
OUTPUT
VALID
VALID
VALID
Notes: 1. Timing measurement reference is 1.5 V. Input AC driving levels are 0.0 V and 3.0 V, unless otherwise specified.
Register A.C. Characteristics, Input Pin Clock
ATV5000-25
Symbol Parameter
Min
tCOS
Clock to Output
tCFS
Clock to Feedback
Max
ATV5000/L-30
Min
15
0
(1)
9
Max
ATV5000/L-35
Min
20
0
12
0
Max
Units
25
ns
15
ns
tSIS
Input Setup Time
16
17
20
ns
tSFS
Feedback Setup Time(1)
11
13
15
ns
tHS
Hold Time
0
0
0
ns
tWS
Clock Width
10
12
15
ns
tPS
Clock Period
20
25
30
ns
FMAXS
Maximum Frequency (1/tPS)
tARS
Asynchronous Reset/Preset Recovery Time
Note:
50
20
40
25
33
30
MHz
ns
1. Add 3 ns for Universal Product Terms.
Register A.C. Characteristics, Product Term Clock
ATV5000-25
Symbol
Parameter
tCOA
Clock to Output
tCFA
Clock to Feedback
Min
Min
25
7
(1)
Input Setup Time
tSIA
Max
ATV5000/L-30
(1)
20
Max
ATV5000/L-35
Min
30
10
25
12
Max
Units
35
ns
27
ns
10
12
15
ns
tSFA
Feedback Setup Time
5
8
13
ns
tHA
Hold Time
8
10
12
ns
tWA
Clock Width
12
15
15
ns
tPA
Clock Period
25
33
40
ns
FMAXA
Maximum Frequency (1/tPA)
tARA
Asynchronous Reset/Preset Recovery Time
Note:
1-198
1. Add 3 ns for Universal Product Terms.
ATV5000/L
40
15
30
20
25
25
MHz
ns
ATV5000/L
A.C. Waveforms
(1)
INPUTS AND
I/O PINS
tS
tH
INPUT LATCH
CLOCK
tW
tW
tP
tER1
tEA1
OUTPUT
VALID
OUTPUT
VALID
COMBINATORIAL
OUTPUTS
HIGH Z
OUTPUT
VALID
HIGH Z
OUTPUT
VALID
tPD1
REGISTERED
tPD3
INTERNAL
FEEDBACKS
tPD4
tPD2
tER2
VALID
tEA2
VALID
Notes: 1. Timing measurement reference is 1.5 V. Input AC driving levels are 0.0 V and 3.0 V, unless otherwise specified.
A.C. Characteristics
ATV5000-25
Symbol
Parameter
Min
(1)
Input to Non-Registered Output
tPD1
(1)
ATV5000/L-30
Max
Min
Max
ATV5000/L-35
Min
Max
Units
25
30
35
ns
tPD2
Feedback to Non-Registered Output
20
25
30
ns
tPD3
(1)
Input to Non-Registered Feedback
20
25
30
ns
tPD4
Feedback to Non-Registered Feedback(1)
15
18
22
ns
tEA1
Input to Output Enable
30
35
40
ns
tER1
Input to Output Disable
30
35
40
ns
tEA2
Feedback to Output Enable
25
30
35
ns
tER2
Feedback to Output Disable
25
30
35
ns
tS
Input Latch Setup Time
5
6
7
ns
tH
Input Latch Hold Time
5
5
5
ns
tW
Clock Width
10
12
12
ns
tP
Clock Period
20
25
30
ns
FMAX
Maximum Frequency (1/tP)
tAW
Asynchronous Reset/Preset Width
tAP
Asynchronous Reset/
Preset to Registered Output
30
35
40
ns
tAPF
Asynchronous Reset/
Preset to Registered Feedback
25
30
35
ns
Note:
50
40
15
20
33
20
MHz
ns
1. Add 3 ns for Universal Product Terms.
Input Test Waveforms and
Measurement Levels
Output Test Load
5.0V
3.0V
AC
DRIVING
LEVELS
1.5V
0.0V
tR, tF < 5 ns (10% to 90%)
AC
MEASUREMENT
LEVEL
R1= 450
(580 MIL.)
R2= 250
(280 MIL.)
OUTPUT
PIN
CL= 35pF
1-199
Preload and Observability of Registers
clocked out of the device on Pin 65 in FIFO fashion. If observability only is required, data out should be connected back
to data in. If preload only is required, OE (pin 66) can be held
high and data out (pin 65) will remain high impedance.
Any user contemplating the use of register preload/obervability
is encouraged to contact Atmel’s PLD applications department.
Note: All register clock terms or pins must be low prior to entering the preload/observe state, and low prior to leaving the preload/observe state. Pin 1 must be low prior to entering the preload/observe state.
The ATV5000’s registers include circuity to load and unload
them serially. This feature simplifies testing. Any state can be
forced into the registers to control test sequencing, and all registers may be observed, independent of being buried. A VIH level
on the Data In pin will force the appropriate register high; a VIL
will force it low, independent of the polarity or other configuration bit settings.
The preload/observe state is entered by placing an 11-V to 14-V
signal on pin 68 on the JLCC. When the clock (pin 1) is pulsed
high, data (pin 2) is clocked serially through all registers in the
device, as in the following table. All register contents are also
tD
tD
tPR
VH
PRELOAD
tSP
CLOCK
tWPP
tHP
Clock
#1
Clock
#2
Pin 65
New Q1
DATA IN
tWPP
Clock
#128
tDMIN = 100 ns
tSPMIN = 50 ns
tHPMIN = 50 ns
tWPPMIN = 100 ns
tPRMIN = 1000 ns
tERPMAX = 100 ns
tEAPMAX = 100 ns
tCOPMAX = 100 ns
Pin 65
New Q2
tERP
tCOP
OE
tEAP
Pin
65
Q1
DATA OUT
Pin
65
Q2
Pin
4
Q2
Pin
65
Q1
Preload / Observe Register Scan Order
Quadrant
Pin
Quadrant 1
Pin
DIN
Quadrant 2
(Quadrant 3)→
1-200
5
Q1
B23
Q1
Q2
18
Q2
Pin
Q1
Q2
Q1
B17
Q2
19
Pin
B11
52
Q2
Q2
•••
Q1
Q2
Q2
Q1
Q2
ATV5000/L
B5
Q2
B18
Q2
Q1
•••
Q2
Q1
Q2
B12
Q2
B6
Q2
•••
(Quadrant 2)
Q1
(Quadrant 3)
Q1
(Quadrant 4)
Q1
DOUT
51
Q1
Q2
•••
Q1
Q1
31
•••
49
56
Q1
17
•••
Q1
•••
55
Q1
15
22
40
53
Q1
Q1
21
39
Q1
•••
6
Q2
38
Q2
(Quadrant 2)→
Quadrant 4
Q2
Pin
(Quadrant 1)→
Quadrant 3
4
65
B0
Q2
ATV5000/L
Power Up Reset
Parameter
The registers in the ATV5000 are designed to reset during
power up. At a point delayed slightly from VCC crossing 3.8 V,
all registers will be reset to the low state. The output state will
depend on the polarity of the output buffer.
This feature is critical for state machine initialization. However,
due to the asynchronous nature of reset and the uncertainty of
how VCC actually rises in the system, the following conditions
are required:
1) The VCC rise must be monotonic,
2) After reset occurs, all input and feedback setup times must be
met before driving the clock term high, and
3) The signals from which the clock is derived must remain stable during tPR.
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Reset Time
Min
Typ
Max Units
600
1000
ns
Using The ATV5000
Design Flow Diagram
RANDOM
G AT E S
tPR
Description
The ATV5000’s simple, regular architecture means that only
simple logic compilers are required to configure the device. No
layout or route and place are required. These software tools are
readily available from companies such as Data I/O Corporation
(ABEL ), Logical Devices (CUPL ), MINC Inc. (PLDesigner-XL), and ISDATA (LOGiC ).
The first step in designing a device as complex as the ATV5000
is to partition your design into manageable blocks. These blocks
are then allocated proportionally to each of the four quadrants of
the ATV5000. Random gates can be described either with
boolean equations (a behavioral description) or with a schematic
editor. Truth table logic and state machines are best described
behaviorially and entered with a text editor. The design is then
combined into one ASCII file, which is then submitted to the
logic compiler. Compilation, logic reduction, simulation,
JEDEC file creation and documentation are then completed by
all of the popular compilers.
Assignment of signals to pins or buried nodes as well as selecting the various options of the ATV5000 (such as register clocks
and input latches) can be done manually in the design data base
file, or an automatic fitter may be used.
A logic fitter assigns pins and nodes to make best use of the
features in the ATV5000, and frees the designer from being required to learn all of the features of a complex device such as the
ATV5000. For further information on fitters for the ATV5000,
contact Atmel’s PLD applications department.
After correcting any syntax and logic errors discovered by the
compiler, the JEDEC file is ready to download to an PLD programmer. These are available from a number of manufacturers.
Programmed devices are usually first tested in the programmer
with your supplied test vectors. The next step is check out your
"custom chip" in the target system. When this hardware debug
step is complete, your system is ready to go— all in a matter of
hours.
ABEL , CUPL , PLDesigner-XL and LOGiC may be
trademarks of others.
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ATV5000 PLCC/PGA Pin Assignments
PLCC
Pin
PGA
Pin
Name
1
B6
IN
2
A6
3
PLCC
Pin
PGA
Pin
Name
18
F2
I/O
IN
19
F1
B5
VCC
20
4
A5
I/O
5
B4
6
PLCC
Pin
PGA
Pin
Name
PLCC
Pin
PGA
Pin
Name
35
K6
IN
52
F10
I/O
I/O
36
L6
IN
53
F11
I/O
G2
VCC
37
K7
VCC
54
E10
VCC
21
G1
I/O
38
L7
I/O
55
E11
I/O
I/O
22
H2
I/O
39
K8
I/O
56
D10
I/O
A4
I/O
23
H1
I/O
40
L8
I/O
57
D11
I/O
7
B3
I/O
24
J2
I/O
41
K9
I/O
58
C10
I/O
8
A3
I/O
25
J1
I/O
42
L9
I/O
59
C11
I/O
9
A2
I/O
26
K1
I/O
43
L10
I/O
60
B11
I/O
10
B2
I/O
27
K2
I/O
44
K10
I/O
61
B10
I/O
11
B1
I/O
28
L2
I/O
45
K11
I/O
62
A10
I/O
12
C2
I/O
29
K3
I/O
46
J10
I/O
63
B9
I/O
13
C1
I/O
30
L3
I/O
47
J11
I/O
64
A9
I/O
14
D2
I/O
31
K4
I/O
48
H10
I/O
65
B8
I/O
15
D1
I/O
32
L4
IN
49
H11
I/O
66
A8
IN
16
E2
GND
33
K5
GND
50
G10
GND
67
B7
GND
17
E1
I/O
34
L5
IN
51
G11
I/O
68
A7
IN
Pin Capacitance (f = 1 MHz, T = 25°C) (1)
Typ
Max
Units
CIN
6
8
pF
VIN = 0 V
COUT
8
12
pF
VOUT = 0 V
Note:
Conditions
1. Typical values for nominal supply voltage. This parameter is only sampled and is not 100% tested.
Security Fuse Usage
Erasure Characteristics
A single fuse is provided to prevent unauthorized copying of the
ATV5000 fuse patterns. Once programmed, all outputs appear
programmed during verify. The security fuse should be programmed last (after verifying all other programmed bits), as its
effect is immediate.
The security fuse also inhibits preload and observability.
The entire memory array of an ATV5000 is erased after exposure to ultraviolet light at a wavelength of 2537 Å. Complete
erasure is assured after a minimum of 20 minutes exposure using
12,000 µW/cm2 intensity lamps spaced one inch away from the
chip. Minimum erase time for lamps at other intensity ratings
can be calculated from the minimum integrated erasure dose of
15 W• sec/cm2. To prevent unintentional erasure, an opaque label is recommended to cover the clear window on any UV erasable PLD which will be subjected to continuous fluorescent indoor lighting or sunlight.
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ATV5000/L
ATV5000/L
SUPPLY CURRENT vs. INPUT FREQUENCY
ATV5000 (TA = 25C, VCC = 5V)
S
U
P
P
L
Y
200
150
C
U
R
R
E
N
T
100
50
0
m
A
0
3
6
9
12
15
18
21
INPUT FREQUENCY (MHz)
SUPPLY CURRENT vs. INPUT FREQUENCY
S
U
P
P
L
Y
C
U
R
R
E
N
T
m
A
ATV5000L (TA = 25C, VCC = 5V)
200
150
100
50
0
0
3
6
9
12
15
18
21
INPUT FREQUENCY (MHz)
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Ordering Information
tPD
(ns)
tCOS
(ns)
fMAX
(MHz)
25
15
30
20
35
25
Ordering Code
Package
50
ATV5000-25JC
ATV5000-25KC
ATV5000-25UC
68J
68KW
68UW
Commercial
(0°C to 70°C)
40
ATV5000-30JC
ATV5000-30KC
ATV5000-30UC
68J
68KW
68UW
Commercial
(0°C to 70°C)
ATV5000-30KI
ATV5000-30UI
68KW
68UW
Industrial
(-40°C to 85°C)
ATV5000-30KM
ATV5000-30UM
68KW
68UW
Military
(-55°C to 125°C)
ATV5000-30KM/883
ATV5000-30UM/883
68KW
68UW
Military/883C
Class B, Fully Compliant
(-55°C to 125°C)
ATV5000-35JC
ATV5000-35KC
ATV5000-35UC
68J
68KW
68UW
Commercial
(0°C to 70°C)
ATV5000-35KI
ATV5000-35UI
68KW
68UW
Industrial
(-40°C to 85°C)
ATV5000-35KM
ATV5000-35UM
68KW
68UW
Military
(-55°C to 125°C)
ATV5000-35KM/883
ATV5000-35UM/883
68KW
68UW
Military/883C
Class B, Fully Compliant
(-55°C to 125°C)
ATV5962-93248 02M XX
ATV5962-93248 02M YX
68KW
68UW
Military/883C
Class B, Fully Compliant
(-55°C to 125°C)
Ordering Code
Package
33
Operation Range
35
25
33
tPD
(ns)
tCOS
(ns)
fMAX
(MHz)
30
20
40
ATV5000L-30JC
ATV5000L-30KC
ATV5000L-30UC
68J
68KW
68UW
Commercial
(0°C to 70°C)
35
25
33
ATV5000L-35JC
ATV5000L-35KC
ATV5000L-35UC
68J
68KW
68UW
Commercial
(0°C to 70°C)
ATV5000L-35KI
ATV5000L-35UI
68KW
68UW
Industrial
(-40°C to 85°C)
ATV5000L-35KM
ATV5000L-35UM
68KW
68UW
Military
(-55°C to 125°C)
ATV5000L-35KM/883
ATV5000L-35UM/883
68KW
68UW
Military/883C
Class B, Fully Compliant
(-55°C to 125°C)
ATV5962-93248 03M XX
ATV5962-93248 08M YX
68KW
68UK
Military/883C
Class B, Fully Compliant
(-55°C to 125°C)
35
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25
33
ATV5000/L
Operation Range
ATV5000/L
Ordering Information
Package Type
68J
68 Lead, Plastic J-Leaded Chip Carrier OTP (PLCC)
68KW
68 Lead, Windowed, Ceramic J-Leaded Chip Carrier (JLCC)
68UW
68 Pin, Windowed, Ceramic Pin Grid Array (PGA)
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