On Sun, 18 Nov 2001 15:20:00 +0000, you wrote:

>Jay.R.Vijay-Indra <jay@UBIQUITY-AUDIO.CO.UK> wrote:
>>Check the XILINX Cool-Runer EPLD XC9500 series. Very low current and =
high
>>speed (upto 200MHz Clock). You can download the development software =
from
>>Xilinx web site. Most third party programmers support XC9500.
>
>Thanks for this.  I have just visited the Xilinx Web site and I am very
>impressed with its speed (albeit on a Sunday!) and its comprehensive
>collection of information.  If the CoolRunner is indeed unique in the
>market at the moment and there are no problems with supply then they
>look to be on to a winner!
>
>Incidentally, I wonder whether you meant the XCR3 series rather than the
>XC9500 series.  As far as I can tell from the respective data sheets,
>the former are "CoolRunner" parts but the latter are not.
I think that's correct - 9500 was always a xilinx part, the
coolrunners were bought from Philips. They had a neat demo a while
ago, running a device off a couple of lemons!

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