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How many combinations are handled in an LUT?
Options
A. 4
B. 8
C. 16
D. 32
Correct Answer
16
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1. In an OLMC, where does the FMUX signal go?
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A. OMUX
B. D flip-flop
C. Matrix
D. PAL
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Correct Answer: Matrix
2. An SPLD listed as 22V10 has ________.
Options
A. 10 inputs, 10 outputs, and requires a 22 V power source
B. 11 inputs, 11 outputs, and requires a 10 V power source
C. 22 inputs and 10 outputs
D. 10 inputs and 22 outputs
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Correct Answer: 22 inputs and 10 outputs
3. A(n) ________ consists of a programmable array of AND gates that connects to a fixed array of OR gates and is usually OTP.
Options
A. GAL
B. CPLD
C. PAL
D. SPLD
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Correct Answer: PAL
4. What does the Altera FLEX10K PLD use in place of AND and OR arrays?
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A. Nothing, it uses AND and OR arrays.
B. Look-up tables
C. SRAM-based memory
D. HPLD architecture
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Correct Answer: Look-up tables
5. What gives a GAL its flexibility?
Options
A. Its speed
B. Its reprogrammable EPROM
C. Its large logic arrays
D. Its programmable OLMCs
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Correct Answer: Its programmable OLMCs
6. CLB is the acronym for ________.
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A. Configurable Logic Block
B. Configurable Logic Buffer
C. Critical Logic Buffer
D. Constant Logic Buffer
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Correct Answer: Configurable Logic Block
7. What can the GAL22V10 do that the GAL16V8 cannot?
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A. It has an extra-large array.
B. It is in-system programmable.
C. It has twice the special function pins.
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: It is in-system programmable.
8. What is the status of a tristate output buffer on a MAX7000S family device?
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A. It is permanently enabled or disabled.
B. It is controlled by one of the two global output enable pins.
C. It is controlled by other inputs or functions generated by other macrocells.
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: All of the above
9. A slice consists of ________.
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A. only two logic cells
B. between 2 and 8 logic cells
C. up to 16 logic cells
D. a single CLB
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Correct Answer: only two logic cells
10. The GAL16V8 has:
Options
A. 16 dedicated inputs.
B. 8 special function pins.
C. 8 pins that are used as inputs or outputs.
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: 8 pins that are used as inputs or outputs.
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