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14 years ago --- Quote Start --- Yes that is the problem. I know about solution that you proposed but it is to complicated. I must find one device who can perform all of that. I just dont have the space for that on the board. But thank you for your response. --- Quote End --- How much logic do you need in the FPGA, and what is it doing? If you do not need too much logic in the FPGA, then use a 5V device. The older generation FLEX10KA FPGAs are 5V tolerant, and are still available (I have boards that use them). What about a MAX CPLD? Cheers, Dave