Easic Corporation

Grigore, George Catalin

Kapel, Alon

Richard Zeman

Zvi Or-Bach

Ze'ev Wurman

Adrian Apostol

Romeo Iacobut

Petrica Avram

Adam E Levinthal

Laurance Cooke

Adam H Leventhal

George Grigore

Alon Kapel

Ze′ev Wurman

George Catalin Grigore

A configurable logic array may include: a multiplicity of logic cells, containing look-up tables; customizable metal and via connection layers overlying the multiplicity of logic cells; a multiplicity of device customizable I/O cells; a multiplicity of configuration customizable RAM blocks; a ROM block with customizable contents; and/or a microprocessor with customizable I/O, which may be used for configuring and testing the array, where the customizations are all done on a single via layer.

Structured integrated circuit device

A configurable logic array may include: a multiplicity of logic cells, containing look-up tables; customizable metal and via connection layers overlying the multiplicity of logic cells; a multiplicity of device customizable I/O cells; a multiplicity of configuration customizable RAM blocks; a ROM block with customizable contents; and a microprocessor with customizable I/O for configuring and testing the array, where the customizations are all done on a single via layer.

This invention discloses a customizable logic array including an array of programmable cells having a multiplicity of inputs and a multiplicity of outputs; and customized interconnections providing permanent direct interconnections among at least a plurality of the multiplicity of inputs and at least a plurality of the multiplicity of outputs.

Customizable and programmable cell array

This invention discloses a customizable and programmable integrated circuit device including at least first and second programmable logic cells, and at least two electrical conductive paths interconnecting the at least first and second programmable logic cells, at least a portion of which can be removed for customization of the integrated circuit device, wherein the at least first and second programmable logic cells are programmable by the application of an electrical signal thereto.

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