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A LUT, or Look-Up Table, in an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) is a fundamental building block used for implementing combinational logic functions. It stores precomputed outputs for all possible input combinations, allowing for quick retrieval of results based on input signals. By configuring the LUT's contents, designers can efficiently realize complex logic functions without needing additional gates. LUTs are integral to an FPGA's flexibility and programmability, enabling a wide range of digital designs.

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