does combinatorial logic always use less chip area...
# digital-design
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does combinatorial logic always use less chip area than an equivalent lookup table?
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Yes. Assuming you mean just combination CMOS circuit vs same thing in the LUT
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What is your combinational logic application exactly. There are instances in which this would not hold up. For example, if used LUT for an fast division algorithms(ie. to calculate a/b you do a * 1/b and store the values of 1/b in a LUT) you will use less area than your standard combinational implementation