[년도:] 2025년

FPGAs offer significant advantages such as reduced development time and costs compared to ASICs, enabling faster market release. They support parallel processing and flexible interface configurations, accommodating evolving requirements. Additionally, FPGAs can be reprogrammed for modifications, unlike ASICs, making them more adaptable in a rapidly changing technological landscape.

FPGAs and ASICs are compared using breadboards and PCBs, respectively. FPGAs allow for on-the-spot modifications, offering design flexibility but at lower performance and higher power consumption. ASICs, optimized for specific functions, excel in speed, power efficiency, and mass production cost, making them ideal for applications like smartphones and embedded systems.

The content explains the concept of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) using a breadboard analogy for prototyping. It details how components on a breadboard correspond to modules in Hardware Description Language (HDL), highlighting FPGAs’ internal resources such as Configuration Logic Blocks, Input/Output circuitry, and Clock Management, enabling programmable function implementation.