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ash
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 22 Sep 2003 21:32 what're pal,gal,pld,spld,cpld,peel,fpga and asic? |
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Hi friends,
what're pal,gal,pld,spld,cpld,peel,fpga and asic? how can i program them, where to use them? what's the difference among them?
regards.
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jhonny_yang
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| 23 Sep 2003 12:00 Re: what're pal,gal,pld,spld,cpld,peel,fpga and asic? |
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| ash wrote: |
Hi friends,
what're pal,gal,pld,spld,cpld,peel,fpga and asic? how can i program them, where to use them? what's the difference among them?
regards. |
pal = gal = pld = in same level but don't same logic design in inside
cpld = next movement of pld ... look at @ltera search using elektroda
fpga = like cpld but more cool ... look at @ltera and xilinx site or you can search using elektroda
asic = is most using for indrustrial because the cost is cheaper ... take alook at elektroda search
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papyaki
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| 23 Sep 2003 13:42 Re: what're pal,gal,pld,spld,cpld,peel,fpga and asic? |
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Hi
See these links :
http://klabs.org/richcontent/Tutorial/PLD_Definitions.htm
http://www.eng.uts.edu.au/~kkf/ADS/Readings/FaqProgrammableLogic.pdf
http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~cs2271/fpga.PDF
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Jefio
Joined: 12 May 2003
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| 06 Oct 2003 3:19 As a newer in the field, should choose to use @ltera or Xili |
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As a newer in the field, should choose to use @ltera or Xilinx ICs?
Does it matter for my later work on the IC design field?
Thanks in advance,
jefio
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