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The tinyAVR microchip series now offers Configurable Custom Logic (CCL) peripherals, allowing users to implement their own digital logic directly on the chip without relying on the processor core. Using Lookup Tables (LUTs) – each capable of mapping up to three binary inputs – users can create simple to moderately complex logic gates like AND gates and latches. A demonstration project included with a YouTube video by Grug Huhler showcases this functionality, utilizing the megaTinyCore Logic.h library, and highlights the potential for reducing BOM costs by implementing custom logic directly on the micro.