FPGA Architecture definition

FPGA Architecture means the FPGA architecture covered by claims in US Patent # 5457410 and augmented by US Patent Application #08/229,923, all foreign counterparts of such U.S. patent or patent application (whether or not the foreign counterparts claim priority from such U.S. patent or patent application), any and all revisions, continuations, divisions, substitutions, reissues, renewals, continuations in part, parents, counterparts and extensions thereof, and all patents and patent applications, whether filed in or granted by the United States or another country, claiming, in whole or in part, the benefit of the filing date of such U.S. patent or patent application.
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Examples of FPGA Architecture in a sentence

  • Such tangible information shall include schematics of the FPGA Architecture and a portion of the layout for a device employing the FPGA Architecture.

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