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PLDS.org

Logic you can rewire. ⚑

In electronics, a PLD is a programmable logic device, a chip whose circuits can be configured after it is made.[1] PLDs.org is a natural home for an open-hardware community, an FPGA learning hub or a standards group. .ORG is open to any registrant.[2]

PLDprogrammable logic device[1]
Open.ORG is unrestricted[2]
4letters on .org
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Learning hub

Tutorials for PLDs and FPGAs.

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Maker community

Share designs and boards.

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Standards group

Open specs and best practices.

πŸ”Œ Why .org fits

Engineering communities often prefer .org for open projects. Public Interest Registry describes .ORG as open and unrestricted.[2]

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❓ FAQ

What is a PLD?

A programmable logic device, an electronic component used to build reconfigurable digital circuits.[1]

Is PLDs.org affiliated with any chipmaker?

No.

Who should buy it?

Open-hardware groups, educators or engineering societies.

How do I buy it?

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WHAT DOES ALBERT IGLES THINK?

Albert Igles

"PLDS.org is four-letter .org inventoryβ€”PLDS lettermark, not a long descriptive phrase."

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πŸ“š References

  1. Wikipedia β€” Programmable logic device (PLD)
  2. Public Interest Registry β€” .ORG FAQ (open and unrestricted)

Sources checked October 12, 2026. Figures are reported by the publishers listed; live counts may change.