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- Question
A complex programmable logic device that consists of multiple SPLD arrays with programmable interconnections is called a ________.
Options- A. bed-of-nails
- B. boundary scan
- C. CLB
- D. CPLD
- Correct Answer
- CPLD
- 1. The Boolean expression (A + B)(C + D) is an example of ________.
Options- A. LAB
- B. LUT
- C. SOP
- D. POS Discuss
- 2. The major digital system categories include Boolean logic, ASICs, and microprocessor/DSP devices.
Options- A. True
- B. False Discuss
- 3. The hard core portions of FPGAs are reprogrammable in the field.
Options- A. True
- B. False Discuss
- 4. A PAL uses a programmable OR array followed by a fixed AND array.
Options- A. True
- B. False Discuss
- 5. The programming technologies that are used in CPLD devices are all nonvolatile.
Options- A. True
- B. False Discuss
- 6. The GAL16V8 has architecture that is very similar to the ________ device.
Options- A. PAL
- B. PROM
- C. PLD
- D. SPLD Discuss
- 7. The field programmable logic array was the first ________ programmable logic device.
Options- A. understandable
- B. logic array
- C. multifunction
- D. nonmemory Discuss
- 8. Most complex digital designs include ________.
Options- A. standard logic devices
- B. ASIC devices
- C. microprocessor/DSP devices
- D. a mix of different hardware categories Discuss
- 9. Gated arrays are ________ circuits that offer hundreds of thousands of gates.
Options- A. VLSI
- B. full custom
- C. LSI
- D. ULSI Discuss
- 10. The distinction between CPLDs and FPGAs is ________.
Options- A. well known
- B. very small
- C. often fuzzy
- D. very large Discuss
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Correct Answer: POS
Correct Answer: False
Correct Answer: False
Correct Answer: False
Correct Answer: True
Correct Answer: PAL
Correct Answer: nonmemory
Correct Answer: a mix of different hardware categories
Correct Answer: ULSI
Correct Answer: often fuzzy
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