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Complex Programmable Logic Devices, abbreviated as CPLDs, are integrated circuits ICs notably used to act upon logical operations. CPLDs are user-programmable electronic components that function as data or information processing that integrate a high level of functionality because they have more logic gates than PAL or PLD machines. However, they have fewer logic gates than of \FPGAs. Non-volatile configuration memory, a feature of CPLDs, allows for the storage and retention of the user's preferred configuration directly on the device. The information remains accessible even after the device's power is turned off.
The main building blocks of CPLDs are known as macrocells, which comprise complicated logical operations and the logic for establishing a typical disjunctive representation. CPLDs are electronic components with entirely configurable AND/OR gates and macrocells. The inputs and outputs of the PLD blocks that make up a CPLD are linked via a global interconnection matrix. Therefore, a CPLD has two layers of programmability: first, the interconnections between the PLDs can be programmed, and secondly each PLD block can be programmable. An FPGA adopts a new viewpoint.
FPGAs and other programmable devices can employ CPLDs as bootloaders. CPLDs are frequently employed in digital systems as bespoke state machines and address decoders. CPLDs are perfect for usage in portable and handheld digital devices due to their tiny size and low power consumption. Moreover, CPLDS are used in a variety of electronic devices.
Complex programmable logic devices are perfect for demanding control applications that require outstanding performance.
CPLDs are primarily used as digital systems decoders for addresses and trade state appliances. Many low- to medium-complexity digital control and signal processing circuits use CPLDs. Among the crucial applications are FPGAs and other programmable devices employing CPLDs as bootloaders.