Computer Science, asked by swethaarunkumar2002, 4 months ago

A PLA is similar to a ROM in concept except that ____________ *
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It doesn’t provide full decoding to the variables
It hasn’t capability to read only
It hasn’t capability to read and write
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Answered by greeshu93
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Answer: d

Explanation: The inputs in the PLD is given through AND gate followed by inverting & non-inverting buffer. PLDs are Programmable Logic Devices consisting of logic gates, flip-flops and registers connected together on a single chip. Thus, it can be categorised into PROM, PAL and PLA.

Answered by mahinderjeetkaur878
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Answer: - (A) It doesn't provide full decoding to the variables.

Detailed answer: -

A PLA is similar to a ROM in concept except that it does not provide full decoding to the variables.

It also does not generate all the minterms as generated in the ROM.

About PLA: -

  • PLA full form is Programmable Logical Array.
  • PLA is a fixed architecture logic device which has programmable AND gates which are followed by programmable OR gates.
  • It is basically a type of programmable logic, which is used to build a re-configurable digital circuit.
  • They have an undefined function in it at the time of manufacturing, but they are then programmed before they are given or are used.

About ROM: -

  • The full form of ROM is Read Only Memory.
  • ROM is a type of a computer storage device.
  • It consists of non-volatile permanent data that can only be read and not written or modified.
  • ROM contains the programming which allows a computer to regenerate whenever we turn on a computer.
  • It is useful for storing software in it.
  • It is also used with other electronic devices to store data.

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