Multiple page programmable logic architecture

Details Multiple page programmable logic architecture Multiple page programmable logic architecture

1990-01-16

1991-06-04

Hudspeth, David

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems

Nonlinear reactor systems

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307468, 36523003, 36518908, H03K 19177

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050216899

ABSTRACT:
A PLA is formed using configurable logic elements. A plurality of pages are used to store information defining logic configuration patterns required to perform desired logical functions. The configurable logic elements are configured by downloading information from a desired one or more of said pages. If desired, page control is achieved in response to input signals to the configurable logic array.

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