PLA architecture having improved clock signal to output timing u

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Multifunctional or programmable – Array

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326 41, 326 93, H03K 19177

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ABSTRACT:
A programmable logic array architecture having improved clock signal to output timing includes a logical AND plane and a logical OR plane. The logical AND plane generates a plurality of intermediary outputs responsive to the plurality of inputs. The logical OR plane then generates a plurality of outputs responsive to the plurality of intermediary outputs. The logical AND plane includes a plurality of semiconductors interconnected in a Type I dynamic logic configuration, and the logical OR plane includes a second plurality of semiconductors interconnected in a Type II dynamic logic configuration.

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