Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) Basics

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What is the main purpose of a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)?

  • To implement digital logic circuits through programmable logic blocks and interconnects (correct)
  • To process analog signals in digital systems
  • To provide power to digital signal processing applications
  • To store and retrieve data in embedded systems

What are the main components of FPGAs?

  • Programmable logic elements (PLEs) and programmable interconnects (PICs) (correct)
  • Transistors and diodes
  • Microcontrollers and sensors
  • Capacitors and resistors

Why are FPGAs suitable for applications that require frequent changes or upgrades?

  • Because they consist of look-up tables and flip-flops
  • Because they offer a high level of parallelism
  • Because they provide power-efficient alternatives to ASICs
  • Because they can be reprogrammed to implement different logic circuits (correct)

What makes FPGAs increasingly popular in the field of embedded systems?

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What do the programmable logic elements (PLEs) in FPGAs typically consist of?

<p>Look-up tables (LUTs) and flip-flops (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of programmable interconnects (PICs) in FPGAs?

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What feature of FPGAs can be useful for high-speed signal processing applications?

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Study Notes

  • FPGA is a programmable integrated circuit used for digital logic circuits implementation
  • FPGAs are used in digital signal processing, embedded systems, and computer networking
  • Consists of a large number of programmable logic elements (PLEs) and programmable interconnects (PICs)
  • PLEs are made up of look-up tables (LUTs) and flip-flops, while PICs facilitate signal routing between PLEs
  • FPGAs are highly flexible, reprogrammable, and suitable for applications requiring frequent changes or upgrades
  • Offers high parallelism, beneficial for high-speed signal processing and image processing
  • Popular in embedded systems due to cost-effectiveness and power efficiency compared to ASICs in low-volume and high-volume production.

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