So the simplest slice, a single CLB, a single CLB, consists of two slices.
OK, so we are discussing this part in six architecture from a single CLV consist of two slices that
will be noticing the numbering that we use to a slice.
It starts from, let's say, OK, so here since from the left side of this is the first slice.
So this is named Aniceto, but this one is so as we progress through rule, we'll be naming them like
this.
OK, so something which is on the left side, extremisms will be having a lower number as compared to
something which have a next no.
Right.
So if we're considering multiple sizes, for example, this example, this will give us a good insight.
OK.
So, for example, here you have a few slices.
So CLB one, CLV two, CLB three before know how you need CLB is depending on the rules.
OK, so you start at the bottom and then you have one of the parameter which will include Ruhlman.
So for example, since we have this CLB on the bottom right.
So this will this entire CLV which existed on this entire area, will be named as rules.
OK, so for us, y zero represents rule number one will be noticing that all the slices which are presented
in a single room have this parameter common.
We have visualized.
Right.
And from the previous example that we discuss, you can guess that this is something which is to an
extreme left.
So this will be named X is used to represent the sleights number.
So we have an Exito.
The next one we have an excellent.
Then we have an extra and then we have it.
So as you proceed towards.
Right, this number will be increasing, whereas rule number will remain constant for a single right.
But once we move up, you'll be noticing that our room number will become Vivan and the nomenclature
for Slice will remain at stake other than that.
So if we consider the Sylves or the slices that are present here in architecture, so we have each slices
over here.
OK, so 50 percent of a portion consists of slice X will be noticing that since.
Now, as we have and eat slices, so 50 percent of eat will be four slices of four slices is off slices,
whereas just off the 50 percent have an alternate slice and slice it.
So we'll be noticing.
Twenty five percent of them are slice it and twenty five percent of the rest slice.
L don't know the difference between slice, slice and dice.
Him is on the resources that you can see.
For example, all the slice six slice and slicing.
So all the slices consist of six inch.
So these are common to all and we have an eight foot of water to create.
The rest of the thing varies depending on which type of slice you have for a slice six.
We do not have white multiplexed, so white multiplexed will be discussing next.
So they are basically f7 and multiplexed.
OK, so they are not presenting a slice.
Very slice.
L do have white multiplexed.
They are useful, for example, with the six inputs that we can mix with six inputs to the right.
Now, to have an Lutie capable of handling more functions such as totin functions or cooking function
are going to have an input function we combined and luti in fashion so that we can build up a complex
logical ghiorso for a slice.
L There do exist a white Multiplex's so we can extend the number of input that you can actually include.
So that is one of the important properties.
Why we haven't quite multiplexed.
Other than that we also have an added logic.
So this basically implemental type logic which can be used to boost the automatic operation.
So addition and subtraction, in fact the multiplication can be split up by using a logic to this,
to our president in slices as opposed to slices.
So if you are compute, if you are developing an application where you are frequently utilizing.
Artomatic operations, so we'll be noticing that Sliceable plays a crucial role when we use slides for
storing or data, so that type of configuration of slices or the ram that we get out of that configuration
is of that and distributed that feature do have a dedicated memory which are partisan block them.
But when we configure LDN slice to work as a memory, the items that are distributed so they cannot
not be implemented as a distributed.
And that also suggests that they can be cannot also be used to slice it along with these capabilities
you can utilize to implement a memory for a distributed among the shipments.
So we'll be noticing.
That slice em again by default, be can by default be used, but they specifically performed the function
of implementing a distributed memory inside an.
So let us so let us start discussing from a slice X, which is the simplest slice that he gets, so
inside a single slice X, you have food.
And so that is pretty much common.
So each slice, whether it is slice, sisal or slice, it will be having a food.
Lots.
OK, and each leg will have six inputs and outputs.
Right.
So this we are discussing regarding Spartan's six, which is bit easy compared to compared to Spartan's
seven or seven cities architecture.
Right.
So we have this look where we have a six inputs and then two output connection.
Finally, we have a flip flops which are used to have a it's.
So this is this infrastructure we do not have.
We do not have any logic for implementing a fast caryatids or we also do not have any provision to implement
our memory out of this license.
OK, so this ah, this consists of 50 percent of the slices that the president is speaking.
Right.
Next one that we have a sliceable.
OK, OK, so next we have is a slice of which still consists of.
All right.
So all of that then we have a provision to implement a fast guarantee and then the two flipflops which
are used to for registering and output.
Other than that, here, if you can see we have F7 and effort, which are basically aweidah multipliers,
which are and then slice it.
So the two extra things that we have in slices as compared to slice X is the white multiplier Multiplex's
the white multiplexed, which are used to increase the input count.
OK, that can be free to any luti and then building a complex logic function.
And then when we have then fast getting added carry that.
If we go to slice him now we will be finding we have a Eltis been a team so that they can be utilized
to Stuart.
OK, so these are the components which are used to implement.
Now here you can see we have a single DRAM 32, single pool DRAM 64, whirlpool DRAM 32, DRAM 64.
In fact, this slices disabilities are also capable of implementing a shift register.
OK, so you can either have a 16 McNorton shift register implemented from the source.
This these are capable of implementing them as well as OK.
Other than that, we also have a static logic embedded inside this.
Slice him in the two registered flops to have an industrial output.
Finally, we also have a white multiplexed.
OK, so this is a typical architecture and I would like to summarize everything so that we do not forget
and.