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All Programmable FPGAs, SoCs, and 3D ICs Part I. Introduction: The Basics and Benefits of APDs 10 December 2012 Clive “Max” Maxfield

Fixed-Function “Jelly Bean” Chips Off-the-Shelf Fixed-Function

Microprocessors, Microcontrollers MPUs, MCUs

Memory Devices

ASICs, ASSPs, SoCs Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (Gate Array, Standard Cell, Full Custom) Application-Specific Standard Part System-on-Chip

FPGA ? Field-Programmable Gate Array

Simple Programmable Fabric

Simple Programmable Fabric (cont.)

Simple Programmable Fabric (cont.)

More Sophisticated Architectures

Soft and Hard Processor Cores

Processors vs. H/W Accelerators Pseudo-code for adding two 10x10 matrices

Configuration Cell Technologies Fusible links

Configuration Cell Technologies (cont.) Fusible Links (Fuses, OTP)

Configuration Cell Technologies (cont.) Antifuse Links (Antifuses, OTP)

Configuration Cell Technologies (cont.) Flash-Based

Configuration Cell Technologies (cont.) SRAM-Based

Lookup Tables Revisited

Lookup Tables Revisited

Configuration Cell Technologies (cont.)

Benefits of All Programmable Devices Yesterday: Programmable Logic Devices (PLDs) Today: All Programmable Devices (APDs)

More Information / Further Reading www.AllProgrammablePlanet.com