A GAL is a programmable/reprogrammable PAL.
Altera Corporation and Xilinx Corporation are the two leading PLD manufacturers.
The GAL chip uses an EEPROM array that is erasable and reprogrammable at least 1000 times.
Most PAL devices have a tristate buffer driving the input pins.
Most complex digital designs include a mix of different hardware categories.
What is the input/output pin configuration of the GAL22V10?
Which is a mode of operation of the GAL16V8?
What is an EPM7128S?
Which is not a part of a GAL16V8's OLMC?
CLB is the acronym for ________.
What does the Altera FLEX10K PLD use in place of AND and OR arrays?
A(n) ________ consists of a programmable array of AND gates that connects to a fixed array of OR gates and is usually OTP.
What is another name for digital circuitry called sequential logic?
FPLA is:
A look-up table is simply a truth table with all the possible output connections listed with their desired input response.
Which of the following testing procedures uses the JTAG IEEE standard?
The macrocells in a PAL/GAL are located ________.
An SPLD listed as 22V10 has ________.
The Altera MAX 7000 series ________.
What does a dot mean when placed on a PLD circuit diagram?
FPGA is the acronym for ________.
What is PROM?
A slice consists of ________.
What can the GAL22V10 do that the GAL16V8 cannot?
PIA is an acronym for ________.
When did the first PLD appear?
A(n) ________ is a section of embedded logic that is commonly found in FPGAs.
The final step in the device programming sequence is ________.
How many macrocells are in a MAX700S LAB?
Which of the following is true?
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