programmable logic Insights

What is programmable logic?

Programmable logic refers to integrated circuits whose logic function can be customized by the user after manufacture. These devices are commonly used to implement custom hardware functions, allowing for flexible and reconfigurable digital circuits. Common examples include FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays) and CPLDs (Complex Programmable Logic Devices), which find applications in digital signal processing, embedded systems, and prototyping.

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What other technologies are related to programmable logic?

programmable logic Competitor Technologies

Verilog/FPGAs

FPGAs are a type of programmable logic, making them direct competitors.

mentioned alongside programmable logic in 98% (65) of relevant job posts

microprocessors

Microprocessors are often used to implement logic functions that could also be implemented in programmable logic, making them a potential alternative.

mentioned alongside programmable logic in 2% (71) of relevant job posts

microcontrollers

Microcontrollers are often used to implement logic functions that could also be implemented in programmable logic, making them a potential alternative.

mentioned alongside programmable logic in 1% (100) of relevant job posts