Depends on your speed/power requirements, and things like glitch
tolerance, clocking requirements etc.=20
There would probably be little to choose between a PIC and a GAL in
terms of cost and board space.=20
If you want the highest speed, a GAL is the clear winner. For minimum
power, if speed is not an issue, the PIC would have the edge

=46or minimum power and maximum speed, hardwire it with some CMOS gates.

On Thu, 6 Dec 2001 16:36:20 +0000, you wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I am in doubt how to solve the following issue.
>I have a 4 bit input and need to convert it to a 6 bit
>output.
>This can probably be done with a look-up table
>(FPGA/GAL/PIC)
>The Table is as follows
>In     Out
>0000   111111
>0001   111101
>0010   111110
>0011   111010
>0100   111000
>0101   111010
>0110   101001
>0111   101000
>1000   110000
>1001   010000
>
>Any one a good solution ???
>
>
>________________________________________________________________
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>The competition ends 16 th of December 2001.

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