Microchip Introduces Configurable Logic Block in PIC16F13145 Microcontroller
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Summary
Microchip introduces a Configurable Logic Block (CLB) in their new PIC16F13145 microcontroller family, resembling a small FPGA with 32 LUTs. The CLB is not directly user-accessible and requires configuration through Microchip's online tool.
Key quotes
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However, they don’t document how to configure it yourself, only referring you to their online configurator tool.
The [CLB] Interface does not appear as an SFR in the Register Map and is not directly user-accessible; it is accessible only through a programming system such as Microchip MPLAB® Integrate
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