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FIGURE 5-1 MOS Transistor, Symbols, and Switch Models

FIGURE 5-2 Example of Switch Model Circuits

FIGURE 5-3 Fully Complementary CMOS Gate Structure and Examples

FIGURE 5-4 Implementation of a 7-Input NAND Gate Using NAND Gates with Four or Fewer Inputs

FIGURE 5-5 Conventional and Array Logic Symbols for OR Gate

FIGURE 5-6 Basic Configuration of Three PLDs

FIGURE 5-7 Block Diagram and Internal Logic of a ROM

FIGURE 5-8 PLA with Three Inputs, Four Product Terms, and Two Outputs

FIGURE 5-9 K-Maps and Expressions for PLA Example 5-1

FIGURE 5-10 PAL Device Structure with Connection Map for PAL® Device for Example 5-2

FIGURE 5-11 The Three Programmable Features of Most FPGA Devices: Logic Blocks, Interconnect, and Input/Output

FIGURE 5-12 (a) A 2-Input Look-Up Table, (b) Implementing a 3-Input Function with Two 2-LUTs and a Multiplexer

FIGURE 5-13 An Example of a Programmable Logic Block

FIGURE 5-14 Switch Networks for Problem 5-1