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Reducing the Size of a Multiple Transistor Design?

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Hi, I have a design that includes about 10 transistors mostly implementing logic functions I chose to use transistors diodes etc. to avoid using dedicated logic ic's of which I would need a few to do the same job. The problem now is that 10 transistors are not small as I would of hoped and so I am now wondering if there is a easier way to implement these logic functions using maybe just one ic but not large as a 20pin or so GAL, PLD type of thing? any ideas? something between dedicated IC's and a PLD would be ideal, thanks.
nodee
 

Pls use a small FPGA chip.
 

Have you tried using surface mount technology instead of through hole technology?
 

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