FPGA and ASIC Implementation — MCQs – EE

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1. What does FPGA stand for?



2. What does ASIC stand for?



3. FPGAs are mainly used for:



4. ASICs are mainly used for:



5. The main advantage of FPGA is:



6. The main advantage of ASIC is:



7. FPGA configuration is done using:



8. The basic programmable element in an FPGA is called a:



9. The interconnection in FPGA is managed by:



10. The configuration data for an FPGA is stored in:



11. In an FPGA, the I/O blocks are used for:



12. Which of the following is an example of FPGA manufacturer?



13. Which company manufactures ASICs?



14. The design flow of FPGA begins with:



15. The main hardware description languages used for FPGA design are:



16. In FPGA, the configuration is loaded:



17. ASIC design requires the creation of:



18. Which type of ASIC is partially customizable?



19. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of FPGA?



20. The design time for ASIC compared to FPGA is:



21. The per-unit cost of ASICs is:



22. FPGA is suitable for:



23. In FPGA architecture, CLB stands for:



24. The logic blocks in FPGAs contain:



25. A hard-core in an FPGA refers to:



26. A soft-core processor in FPGA is:



27. The synthesis process converts HDL code into:



28. Place and Route tools in FPGA design are used for:



29. Bitstream generation in FPGA design occurs:



30. The main disadvantage of ASICs compared to FPGAs is:



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