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EP3C80 Datasheet(HTML) 178 Page - Altera Corporation |
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178 / 274 page ![]() 9–20 Chapter 9: Configuration, Design Security, and Remote System Upgrades in the Cyclone III Device Family Configuration Features Cyclone III Device Handbook August 2012 Altera Corporation Volume 1 Altera recommends putting a buffer before the DATA and DCLK output from the master device to avoid signal strength and integrity issues. The buffer must not significantly change the DATA-to-DCLK relationships or delay them with respect to other AS signals (ASDI and nCS). Also, the buffer must only drive the slave devices to ensure that the timing between the master device and the serial configuration device is unaffected. This configuration method supports both compressed and uncompressed .sofs. Therefore, if the configuration bitstream size exceeds the capacity of a serial configuration device, you can enable the compression feature in the .sof or you can select a larger serial configuration device. Guidelines for Connecting Serial Configuration Device to Cyclone III Device Family on AS Interface For single- and multi-device AS configurations, the board trace length and loading between the supported serial configuration device and Cyclone III device family must follow the recommendations listed in Table 9–9. Estimating AS Configuration Time AS configuration time is dominated by the time it takes to transfer data from the serial configuration device to the Cyclone III device family. This serial interface is clocked by the Cyclone III device family DCLK output (generated from an internal oscillator). Equation 9–2 and Equation 9–3 show the configuration time estimation for the Cyclone III device family. To estimate the typical configuration time, use the typical DCLK period shown in Figure 9–7 on page 9–22. With a typical DCLK period of 33.33 ns, the typical configuration time is 116.7 ms. Enabling compression reduces the amount of configuration data that is sent to the Cyclone III device family, which also reduces configuration time. On average, compression reduces configuration time by 50%. Table 9–9. Maximum Trace Length and Loading for the AS Configuration Cyclone III Device Family AS Pins Maximum Board Trace Length from the Cyclone III Device Family to the Serial Configuration Device (Inches) Maximum Board Load (pF) DCLK 10 15 DATA[0] 10 30 nCSO 10 30 ASDO 10 30 Equation 9–2. Equation 9–3. Size maximum DCLK period 1 bit ---------------------------------------------------------------- estimated maximum configuration ti = 3,500,000 bits 50 ns 1 bit ------------- 175 ms = |
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