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| 3 | CraigBox | 1 | [Acronym] for __F__ield __P__rogrammable __G__ate __A__rray. |
| 1 | JamesSpooner | 2 | |
| 3 | An FPGA is a (usually) digital device that allows in-system reconfiguration. In it's simplest form an FPGA is a bunch of functional units or CLBs/slices, which each have a multiplexor and a number of gates etc. These CLB's are connected by a matrix of interconnects with [MOSFET] to (dis)connect them. Although the exact layout of the chip is fixed, the electrical layout is re-configurable by re-programming the FPGA with a core. [http://www.opencores.org] has a whole bunch of cores (FPGA design files) written in [VHDL] or Verilog. You can include these in designs free of charge. | ||
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| 5 | Xilinx are the biggest FPGA company at the moment, [http://www.xilinx.com]. | ||
| 2 | JamesSpooner | 6 | ----------- |
| 7 | CategoryElectronics |
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