Experts at Broadband Applications & CPLD Design Services

• Maintaining fixed pinouts, while making even moderate architectural changes, may result in the inability to implement (place and route) the design.
• Frequently, the designer will encounter a resource tradeoff between registers, macrocells, product terms, and product term allocation logic.
• Reducing the number of registers by making an architectural change, in an attempt to successfully implement the part, may result in overuse of the other resources.
• A high utilization of one or more key resources may force a designer to become familiar with product/input term limits and their affects, a time-consuming process.
• Successful CPLD implementation can prove sensitive to the effects of logic structures produced by different synthesis tools.
  
  
  

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