CLB Synthesizer
The Configurable Logic Block (CLB) is a reconfigurable digital logic module integrated into the microcontroller (MCU) that performs hardware-based logic operations independently of the CPU.
1 Getting Started
Use cases to hit the ground running with the CLB.
2 Drawing a Schematic
Getting started with logic design.
3 The Synthesis Process, Status and Outputs
Understanding the synthesis process and interpreting its results.
4 Tips and Tricks
Productivity tips and tricks for the CLB Synthesizer.
5 Interacting With Pins, Peripherals and the CPU
How to connect the CLB, CPU, pins and other peripheral modules.
6 Storing and Retrieving Logic Designs
The circuit drawings and Verilog content of your logic design can be saved to a file in JSON format.
7 Using Hierarchical Modules
Complex logic designs can increase their readability, and be reused by placing logic functions in modules, and then using that module elsewhere in the design.
8 Simulation
How to simulate your configurable logic design.
9 Libraries and Modules
Creating a library of reusable modules.
10 Advanced Topics
Additional reading for advanced users.
11 Known Issues and Change Log
12 Revision History
Microchip Information

12 Revision History