FPGAs cover numerous areas from equipment for video and imaging, to circuitry for computer, auto, and aerospace
FPGA represents a field-programmable gate array. Basically, an FPGA is a hardware circuit that a user can program to do at least one intelligent activity. Made a stride further, FPGAs are integrated circuits, or ICs, which are sets of circuits on a chip—that is the “array” part. Those circuits, or arrays, are gatherings of programmable logic gates, memory, or other elements.
The FPGA has its underlying foundations in prior devices, for example, programmable read-only memories (PROMs) and programmable logic devices (PLDs).
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