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 the main difference between a pal & pla is that pla has a programmable or plane and a programmable and plane, while the pal only has a programmable and plane and a fixed or plane.

 pal only has a programmable and plane and a fixed or plane. since, pal is dynamic in nature. so, it can’t be reprogrammed.

 the fpga refers to field programmable gate array. field-programmable gate arrays (fpgas) are reprogrammable silicon chips. in contrast to processors that you find in your pc, programming an fpga rewires the chip itself to implement your functionality rather than run a software application.

 the full form of vlsi is very large scale integration in which fpga is implemented.

 the fpga refers to field programmable gate array. field-programmable gate arrays (fpgas) are reprogrammable silicon chips. vertical and horizontal directions is separated by a channel in an fpga which determines the location of the output.

 applications of plas are as mentioned above and these are performed by using an extra flip- flop with pal.

 pal refers to programmable array logic consisting of programmable and gates and fixed or gates.

 since pal consists of programmable and gates and fixed or gates and also circuitry working is less.