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  • The Altera FLEX10K family uses a look-up table (LUT) architecture.


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  • A. True
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  • True 

    • Programmable Logic Device problems

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    • 1. The architecture of a PAL differs slightly from that of a PROM.

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    • 2. Xilinx software uses triangular symbols called buffers to define pins as input or output.

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    • 3. In the FLEX10K device, the LE can produce two outputs to drive local (LAB) and global (fast track) interconnects on the chip.

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    • 4. PLDs did not gain widespread acceptance with digital until the mid-1980s, when a device called a PAL was introduced.

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    • 5. The GAL16V8 has eight dedicated input pins.

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    • 6. Generally, PLDs can be described as being one of four different types.

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    • 7. Altera Corporation and Xilinx Corporation are the two leading PLD manufacturers.

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    • 8. The Altera UPIX educational development board contains an EP10K60 device in a 280-pin package.

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    • 9. The GAL16V8 has 32 input variables.

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    • 10. CPLDs and FPGAs are often referred to as high-capacity programmable logic devices (HCPLDs).

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