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What are the different types of PLDs?

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what are the different types of PLD'S?

how are they programmed?

their implementation and mutual comparison?
 

Re: help with plds

Hi,
The two main PLD families are : CPLDs & FPGAs.
--CPLD (Complex PLD) : is a good solution if we have a small design, generally used as glue logic, or to load an FPGA at power up, it has the advantage to keep it's configuration even when power is down.

--FPGA(Field Programable Gate Array) : is widly used in many domains especially in signal processing, or as co-processor, it supports large designs but most FPGA are volatile.

To load a PLD we generaly use JTAG interface which is a common protocol, and a design tool provided by the device vendor, in this field ALTERA & Xillinx are the leaders.

I hope these information will be usefull for you.

Regards,
Said.
 

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