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The Xilinx XC9536-15PC44I is a Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD) from the XC9500 family, designed for high-performance applications. This obsolete part, with a discontinuation date of May 14, 2008, offers 36 macrocells and 800 usable gates, operating at a frequency of 55.6MHz.
It features a 0.5µm technology process and supports a 5V operating voltage, with optimization for 2.5V systems. The device is available in a 44-pin PLCC or VQFP package, providing 34 user I/O pins. Xilinx recommends the XC9536XL as a pin-compatible replacement, though it requires a VCC change to 3.3V and a design recompile.
Key features include in-system programmability, advanced system features, and superior pin-locking capabilities with the Fast CONNECT II switch matrix. The CPLD also offers features like individual output enable per output pin, input hysteresis, and bus-hold circuitry on user pin inputs. It supports full IEEE Standard 1149.1 boundary-scan (JTAG) and fast concurrent programming.
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The XC9536-15PC44I is a CPLD with 36 macrocells, 800 usable gates, a maximum operating frequency of 55.6MHz, and operates at 5V. It uses 0.5µm technology.
The XC9536-15PC44I is available in a 44-pin PLCC (PLCC-44) and a 44-pin VQFP (VQFP-44) package.
The RoHS status is 'No'.
The MSL is 1.
Yes, this part is obsolete and cannot be ordered after May 14, 2008.
Xilinx recommends replacing the XC9536-15PC44I with the XC9536XL device, which is pin-compatible but requires a VCC change to 3.3V and a design recompile.