RE: tools for cpld/fpga

Hallo Didier,


> any good books to buy ?

I once bought a book for starters that handled Altera CPLDs. Being quite
big and not needing it for the moment, I scanned it. I can put the PDF
on my site. Another idea just google for 'ebook' and 'fpga' or 'cpld'.
Lots of finds I promise you!


> for cpld / fpga 5v

The problem is not the tool but the 5V versions are very hard to find :(
When using 3.3V (or lower) types, you'll need special buffers. And these
buffers are hardly (or not ???) available in DIL form, only SMD or
worse.


> any idea ?

Have a look at http://www.oho-elektronik.de/



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