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About SmartSearchSmartSearch is the best Programmable Logic search engine in the Industry! SmartSearch searches over 50 different sites rich with programmable logic content!To use SmartSearch, enter words and phrases separated by commas to find documents that contain any of the words or phrases specified. The more matched words in the document, the higher the result ranking. Variations of the word (plural form, suffixes added or removed, etc.) are also included in the search. Common ProblemsIf you are getting too many matches:
If you are getting too few matches:
Using the CheckboxesYou can focus your search using the checkboxes on the search forms. SmartSearch Sources limit your search to a specific web site or category of pages within a single web site. SmartSearch Topics allow you to select topics of interest, and the search will find all matches using related keywords to your selected topic.If you do not select any checkboxes the search assumes that all checkboxes are selected which means that your search is not focused to any source or topic. Once you select one or more checkboxes, the search will focus your search using only the selected checkboxes. Advanced Search LanguageYou can create your own advanced query using the language described below.Boolean logic, wildcards, and zone searching allow you to compose refined queries : Boolean LogicAND - Finds only pages which contain all search terms. Example: pci AND xc5000
OR - Finds pages which contain any one of the search terms. Example: pinout OR footprint
ACCRUE (,) (smart OR) - Finds pages which contain either search term. Documents with both at the top of the results list. Example: CLB ACCRUE TBUF
NOT (modifier)- Use with the AND operator to exclude terms from your search. Example: linkswitch AND <NOT> press release
Wildcards* - Matches any number of characters.Example: XC31* (find all XC3100 device family references)
Example: XC3?42* (find only XC3042 and XC3142 references)
Zone SearchingZone searching permits you to limit your search by only searching in the titles or URLs of documents.Example: pci <in> title
Order of Search ResultsThe results of your search are sorted based on relevance. Documents which match your search criteria in the title, or in the keywords of the document, are filtered to the top of your search results.Picking a SmartSearch PageXilinx SmartSearch has three different search pages.
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