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Chips
FPGA
An FPGA is a reconfigurable chip whose logic can be reprogrammed.
Full Definition & Technical Explanation
An FPGA (field-programmable gate array) can be reconfigured after manufacturing, offering flexibility between a CPU's generality and an ASIC's fixed efficiency.
See ASIC.
Where FPGA Matters
Processors
Mobile Processors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FPGA?
An FPGA is a reconfigurable chip whose logic can be reprogrammed.
What terms are related to FPGA?
Related Chips terms include audio chip, display chip.