??? 05/28/08 23:32 Read: times |
#155238 - Yes, but it always depends ... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
and mostly on how much trouble and expense you can tolerate as opposed to the risk of failure. You could, of course, consider the failure modes and consequent effects of a CPLD failure. In some cases, a bigger CPLD with redundant circuitry within, and circuitry to monitor those, could work. You're still exposed, in that case, to a single-point failure. If you use separate devices, and redundant monitoring logic, you're still exposed, but considerably less.
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