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Access and use Microsemi IGLOO Low Power Flash FPGA devices in your designs. The IGLOO family of Flash FPGAs is designed to meet the requirements of today's portable electronics. With the Cortex-M1 soft core, M1 IGLOO devices offer the benefits of programmability.

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