Programmable Logic Devices - PROM, PLA, and PAL by Dr. Alkesh Agrawal

This Lecture describes the design and working of Programmable Logic Devices that include Programmable Read Only Memory (PROM), Programmable Logic Array (PLA), Programmable Array Logic (PAL). The diagrams are made in MS Visio in originality.
By Dr. Alkesh Agrawal

[@patrickcardon1643]

Nice compact overview of all types, thanks, great intro for a novice

[@funplaylearnekshika-kaashv3221]

Thank you Dr Alkesh

[@dhanushterala108]

Best explanation

[@O__RajatDhage]

Best explanation I have ever seen, thank u sir!!

[@ahmetsevimli5360]

Thank you for this good explanation

[@anitham5436]

Very clearly you explained the design and implementation for each type sir.thank you

[@-_MDFAZLERABBI]

tnx you sir

[@Furkan-yv5ew]

Why are these called programmable. Can we change their function from software or something?

[@getanideavideos9794]

How outputs are forming F1 F2

[@z2z289]

I think in prom....the output of decoder must be connected to or gate......

[@sriramvoonna922]

Yeah u are right

[@balvindermatharu922]

Can you show this design on pc

[@tamimurrahmangub-cse-df9613]

sir, don't mind your approach is wrong.

[@shaileshapatwari4030]

c2 and c1 and c0 kaise nkikalte h?

[@Pashu197]

Complememt taken of inputs B0,B1,B2. THEN, if the complement is one, then it was taken and if complement is 0,it is left out.

[@harshitha_75]

By k mapping

[@tushartrivedimusic]

Khud ko samjha rhe ho kya sir.....pls explain slowly....all are not iitians😅

[@bilalkhankhan5883]

Wth is this dld😭

[@HarshaVardhan-wf4dz]

noob