Programmable Logic Device

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Q. What does 'in-system programming' mean in the context of PLDs?
  • A. Programming the device while it is installed in the circuit
  • B. Programming the device before installation
  • C. Updating the software of the device
  • D. Testing the device functionality
Q. What does PLD stand for in digital electronics?
  • A. Programmable Logic Device
  • B. Programmable Logic Design
  • C. Programmable Logic Diagram
  • D. Programmable Logic Development
Q. What does the term 'programming' refer to in the context of PLDs?
  • A. Writing software for the device
  • B. Configuring the logic functions of the device
  • C. Updating the firmware
  • D. Designing the physical layout
Q. What does the term 'reconfigurable' mean in the context of PLDs?
  • A. The ability to change the physical layout
  • B. The ability to change the logic functions after manufacturing
  • C. The ability to increase power consumption
  • D. The ability to reduce size
Q. What is a Programmable Logic Device (PLD)?
  • A. A device that can be programmed to perform specific logic functions
  • B. A fixed-function logic device
  • C. A type of microcontroller
  • D. A memory storage device
Q. What is the main difference between CPLD and FPGA?
  • A. CPLDs are more complex than FPGAs
  • B. FPGAs have more logic resources than CPLDs
  • C. CPLDs are used for high-speed applications
  • D. FPGAs are less expensive than CPLDs
Q. What is the main function of a fuse in a programmable logic device?
  • A. To store data
  • B. To connect logic gates
  • C. To provide power
  • D. To reset the device
Q. What is the primary advantage of using a PLD?
  • A. Lower cost than fixed-function devices
  • B. Higher performance than microcontrollers
  • C. Flexibility to change logic functions after manufacturing
  • D. Easier to design than ASICs
Q. What is the primary difference between a CPLD and an FPGA?
  • A. CPLDs are more complex than FPGAs
  • B. FPGAs have more logic resources than CPLDs
  • C. CPLDs are slower than FPGAs
  • D. FPGAs are less flexible than CPLDs
Q. What is the primary use of a PLD in digital circuits?
  • A. To store data
  • B. To perform arithmetic operations
  • C. To implement combinational and sequential logic
  • D. To generate clock signals
Q. What is the purpose of a logic synthesis tool in PLD design?
  • A. To convert high-level code into a gate-level representation
  • B. To simulate the behavior of the PLD
  • C. To program the PLD directly
  • D. To test the PLD after programming
Q. What programming language is commonly used to design logic for PLDs?
  • A. C
  • B. VHDL
  • C. Python
  • D. Java
Q. What programming language is commonly used to design PLD configurations?
  • A. C++
  • B. VHDL
  • C. Python
  • D. Java
Q. Which of the following best describes a GAL?
  • A. A type of FPGA
  • B. A type of CPLD
  • C. A programmable logic device with a fixed architecture
  • D. A microcontroller
Q. Which of the following describes a GAL?
  • A. Generic Array Logic
  • B. General Array Logic
  • C. Graphical Array Logic
  • D. Global Array Logic
Q. Which of the following is a common type of PLD?
  • A. FPGA
  • B. Microprocessor
  • C. ROM
  • D. RAM
Q. Which of the following is a disadvantage of using PLDs?
  • A. High flexibility
  • B. Higher cost compared to fixed-function devices
  • C. Ease of use
  • D. Rapid prototyping
Q. Which of the following is a type of PLD?
  • A. FPGA
  • B. Microcontroller
  • C. ASIC
  • D. Transistor
Q. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a PLD?
  • A. Programmability
  • B. High power consumption
  • C. Flexibility
  • D. Reusability
Q. Which of the following is NOT a type of PLD?
  • A. CPLD
  • B. FPGA
  • C. ASIC
  • D. GAL
Q. Which programming method is commonly used for FPGAs?
  • A. VHDL
  • B. C++
  • C. Python
  • D. Java
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