Abstract: A monolithic integrated circuit contains a field-programmable logic architecture centered on a single array of programmable gates that perform either logical NAND or logical NOR operations. Foldback loops can be readily programmed through the array to enable the user to achieve different numbers of logic levels.

Abstract: A field-programmable logic architecture is centered on a single array of programmable gates that perform either logical NAND or logical NOR operations. Foldback loops can be readily programmed through the array to enable the user to achieve different numbers of logic levels.

Abstract: A field-programmable logic array (FPLA) circuit of both the single level logic type containing a programmable AND/NAND gate array and the multiple level logic type containing a programmable OR/NOR gate array responsive to data from a programmable AND/NAND gate array has the programmable capability for enabling certain device pins to switch between functioning as data output pins and data input pins. A sequential logic FPLA circuit containing the basic elements of the multiple level logic device has a plurality of JK flip-flops for on-chip data storage. Selected flip-flops may be directly loaded from pins also operable for supplying output data, may be dynamically converted to function as D-type flip-flops, or may be asynchronously preset/reset to desired logic states. These features are all controllable through on-chip programmable circuitry.