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National Semiconductor GAL16V8QS-15LVC — FPGA / CPLD & Programmable Logic

National Semiconductor GAL16V8QS-15LVC Low Voltage E2CMOS

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National Semiconductor GAL16V8QS-15LVC, Low Voltage E2CMOS PLD, Bulk package, FPGA / CPLD & Programmable Logic.

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GAL16V8QS-15LVC specifications
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Product details

Low-voltage E2CMOS PLD for glue-logic consolidation

The National Semiconductor GAL16V8QS-15LVC is a low voltage E2CMOS PLD — a programmable logic device that replaces multiple discrete 74-series logic gates in a single 20-pin footprint. The E2CMOS process means the configuration is stored in electrically erasable cells, so the part can be reprogrammed in-circuit without UV erasure. This is the QS suffix variant, indicating a low-power, high-speed version of the classic GAL16V8 architecture. The 15 in the order code denotes a 15 ns propagation delay, which sets the ceiling for the combinatorial logic path — a 15 ns tpd means the output settles within 15 ns of the input transition, suitable for bus-interface and address-decoding tasks running at clock rates up to roughly 33 MHz.

The part ships in Bulk packaging, which is the standard tube or tray format for DIP and SOIC-style PLDs. Bulk packaging suits both automated pick-and-place and manual through-hole assembly lines without the premium of tape-and-reel.

Frequently asked questions

What is the GAL16V8QS-15LVC used for?

The GAL16V8QS-15LVC is a low-voltage E2CMOS programmable logic device (PLD) used to consolidate glue logic — replacing multiple 74-series gates, decoders, and flip-flops in a single 20-pin IC. It is commonly found in address decoding, bus arbitration, state-machine control, and interface logic in embedded systems and industrial controllers.