Re: PLD programmers

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From: Tim Stoutamore
Date: Sat, 15 Jun 1991 00:41

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   For PLD programming info, I would recommend Cypress Semiconductor's
Databooks.  Cypress is the only company I know of that puts all the
information you need to program their parts right there in the databook.
And they have the commonly used parts like 22V10's, 16L8's, etc.  There
is enough information included that you could build your own programmer.

Tim Stoutamore
HP Santa Clara

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From: stout@hpsciz.sc.hp.com (Tim Stoutamore)
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Subject: Re: PLD programmers
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