FPGA Architecture: LUT and Routing Arrays

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Introduces GAL and CPLD, covering PAL evolution, GAL limitations, and CPLD architecture.

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Covers the design of a differential amplifier with key parameters like gain and bias current.

Covers basic rules of logic design and Shannon's expansion in Boolean functions.

Explores digital design principles, ADC architectures, FPGA-based ADCs, figures of merit, and lower bounds in digital design.

Delves into Field-Programmable Gate Arrays, their architecture components, optimization challenges, and a novel approach to architecture exploration.

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