Field-programmable gate arrays (FGPAs) use ________ memory technology, which is ________.
A GAL is essentially a ________.
The content of a simple programmable logic device (PLD) consists of:
A macrocell basically contains ________.
How many combinations are handled in an LUT?
Product terms are the outputs of which type of gate within a PLD array?
Which one of the following is an embedded function of the Stratix II FPGA?
SPLDs, CPLDs, and FPGAs are all which type of device?
Cascade chains are closely associated with ________.
In a FLEX10K, what two outputs will the LE produce?
What is the major downfall of microprocessor/DSP systems?
Most look-up tables in field-programmable gate arrays (FGPAs) use ________ inputs, resulting in ________ possible outputs.
Which is not a type of PLD?
What is the status of a tristate output buffer on a MAX7000S family device?
A PAL16L8 has:
What is an OTP device?
Which is a major digital system category?
The complex programmable logic device (CPLD) features a(n) ________ type of memory.
A circuit that implements a combinational logic function by storing a list of output values that correspond to all possible input combinations is a(n) ________.
In an OLMC, where does the FMUX signal go?
ASIC stands for:
What is the defining difference between microprocessor/DSP systems and other digital systems?
An SPLD listed as 16H8 would have ________.
GAL is an acronym for ________.
Now many times can a GAL be erased and reprogrammed?
How many product terms can a MAX+Plus II compiler borrow from adjacent macrocells in the same LAB?
By adding an OR gate to a simple programmable logic device (SPLD) the foundation for a(n) ________ is made possible.
Which of the following testing procedures has one or more external moving parts?
Why have PLDs taken over so much of the market?
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