Programmable Logic Device Questions

• A complex programmable logic device that consists of multiple SPLD arrays with programmable interconnections is called a ________.
• The GAL16V8 has architecture that is very similar to the ________ device.
• The field programmable logic array was the first ________ programmable logic device.
• Most complex digital designs include ________.
• Gated arrays are ________ circuits that offer hundreds of thousands of gates.
• The distinction between CPLDs and FPGAs is ________.
• In a GAL16V8, the D flip-flops contained in the OLMCs have ________ and ________.
• An EPM 7128S in a ________ PQFP package has 12 I/O per LAB plus 4 additional input-only pins for a total of 100 pins.
• Design costs for standard cell ASICs are ________ those for MPGAs.
• The programming technologies that are used in FPGA devices include SRAM, flash, and antifuse, with ________ being the most common.
• FLEX10K devices are generally classified as ________.
• A macrocell is ________.
• In the MAX7000S device up to ________ signals can feed each LAB from the PIA.
• A GAL22V10 ________.
• A method for the automated testing of printed circuit boards is called a(n) ________.
• In a programmable logic device circuit diagram, the inputs to each of the OR gates are designated by ________.
• In the GAL16V8, the ________ controls the tristate buffer's enable input.
• In a FLEX10K device, the carry chain provides a fast carry forward function between ________.
• All inputs to the MAX7000S device and all macrocell outputs feed the ________.
• The final step in a design flow in which the logic design is implemented in the target device is called ________.