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A Programmable Logic Array, or PLA, is a combination logic component that allows you to encode any boolean expression into a simple, repeating circuit, provided the boolean expression is rearranged as a [[wikipedia:Disjunctive_normal_form|sum-of-products]] form.  
; '''Programmable Logic Array'''
: A '''Programmable Logic Array''' ('''PLA''') is a combinational logic component that allows encoding of any Boolean expression into a simple, repeating circuit, provided that the expression is rearranged into a [[wikipedia:Disjunctive_normal_form|sum-of-products]] form.


{{Todo|Add a basic PLA example, explain what it's doing}}
{{Todo|Add a basic PLA example and explain its function.}}


== See also ==
== See also ==
[[Lookup_Table|Lookup table]]
* [[Lookup_Table|Lookup table]]

Latest revision as of 17:41, 7 October 2025

Programmable Logic Array
A Programmable Logic Array (PLA) is a combinational logic component that allows encoding of any Boolean expression into a simple, repeating circuit, provided that the expression is rearranged into a sum-of-products form.


TODO: Add a basic PLA example and explain its function.

See also