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TTL and CMOS ICs famiies in schematic design

Altera_Forum
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‎07-16-2017 09:43 AM
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Hello, 

 

can someone use TTL or CMOS family elements on schematic design file? I am using "Quartus Prime 17.0 - Lite Edition" and I cannot find such option. I used elements of these families with "Multisim" and I am wondering if such option i available in Quartus Lite? 

I am familiar with these families of didgital ICs, so this is an option in design for me (I am newbie with FPGs) 

 

Thanks in advance 

and Regards
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‎07-16-2017 03:36 PM
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Try double-clicking anywhere on the schematic page to bring up a window that lets you choose from a set of library functions. Some of them are even designated as "7404" etc. Look under "Others => Maxplus2".

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‎07-16-2017 04:35 PM
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Try double-clicking anywhere on the schematic page to bring up a window that lets you choose from a set of library functions. Some of them are even designated as "7404" etc. Look under "Others => Maxplus2". 

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This is it - thanks a lot :)
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