In professional electronics today, some of the greatest
advances have been made in the field of programmable
devices, especially those designed to implement
logic functions. From using boards full of discrete logic
devices (typically 74 series devices), now many complex
functions are often implemented in a single programmable
device. This is achieved by the use of devices
with an ever-growing number of ‘gates’ and pins. Today,
these devices are almost always Field Programmable
Gate Arrays (FPGAs).
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