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What is GLUE LOGIC in FPGA?

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while i started studying FPGA i met with one word GLUE LOGIC .................

what does it mean................

thank you and please help me understand the topic in detail..........
 

Re: what is GLUE LOGIC?

From Wikipedia:

In electronics, glue logic refers to the custom electronic circuitry needed to ensure compatibility for interfacing off-the-shelf semiconductor components. This is often achieved with the use af a CPLD or FPGA.

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Re: what is GLUE LOGIC?

It's a simple logic circuit that is used to connect complex logic circuits together. For ex. an ASIC chip may contain large functions, such as a microprocessor and memory which are tied together via small amounts of glue logic
 
Re: what is GLUE LOGIC?

HEF4XXX like HEF4000
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Re: what is GLUE LOGIC?

Glue logic is the logic required to interface circuit modules. The modules are typically complex chips such as microcontrollers, RAM, and peripheral ICs (for example, ADCs).
 
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