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Heterogeneous Programmable Logic Block Architectures

Aneesh Koorapaty, Vikas Chandra, K. Y. Tong, Chetan Patel, Larry Pileggi, Herman H. Schmit

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In this poster,we propose four new heterogeneous programmable logic blocks (PLBs) consisting of a combination of various sizes of look up tables (LUTs), multiplexers (MUXes), and logic gates. We demonstrate that these PLBs offer significant performance and density benefits over more homogeneous PLBs.

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In this poster,we propose four new heterogeneous programmable logic blocks (PLBs) consisting of a combination of various sizes of look up tables (LUTs), multiplexers (MUXes), and logic gates. We demonstrate that these PLBs offer significant performance and density benefits over more homogeneous PLBs.

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In this poster,we propose four new heterogeneous programmable logic blocks (PLBs) consisting of a combination of various sizes of look up tables (LUTs), multiplexers (MUXes), and logic gates. We demonstrate that these PLBs offer significant performance and density benefits over more homogeneous PLBs.

Key concepts: Programmable logic device, Multiplexer, Programmable logic array, Programmable Array Logic, Simple programmable logic device, Computer science, Logic family, Logic block

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