Programmable Logic

Programmable Logic refers to digital devices or circuits that can be configured by users to perform specific logical functions, enabling customized control and automation in electronic systems.

Key Functions:

• Execute user-defined logic operations

• Replace fixed-function hardware with flexible, reconfigurable solutions

• Enable rapid prototyping and system customization

• Integrate multiple digital functions into a single device

Common Types of Programmable Logic Devices:

• PLDs (Programmable Logic Devices)

• CPLDs (Complex Programmable Logic Devices)

• FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays)

Applications:

• Industrial automation and robotics

• Consumer electronics and smart devices

• Automotive electronics and ADAS

• Communication systems and networking

• Defence and aerospace systems

Lakha-Datar Industries Company provides a range of programmable logic solutions to support flexible, reliable, and efficient digital system design across industrial, automotive, consumer, and defence applications.