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EP4CE40 Datasheet(HTML) 186 Page - Altera Corporation |
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186 / 488 page ![]() 8–22 Chapter 8: Configuration and Remote System Upgrades in Cyclone IV Devices Configuration Cyclone IV Device Handbook, May 2013 Altera Corporation Volume 1 During device configuration, Cyclone IV E devices read configuration data using the parallel interface and configure their SRAM cells. This scheme is referred to as the AP configuration scheme because the device controls the configuration interface. This scheme contrasts with the FPP configuration scheme, where an external host controls the interface. AP Configuration Supported Flash Memories The AP configuration controller in Cyclone IV E devices is designed to interface with two industry-standard flash families—the Micron P30 Parallel NOR flash family and the Micron P33 Parallel NOR flash family. Unlike serial configuration devices, both of the flash families supported in AP configuration scheme are designed to interface with microprocessors. By configuring from an industry standard microprocessor flash which allows access to the flash after entering user mode, the AP configuration scheme allows you to combine configuration data and user data (microprocessor boot code) on the same flash memory. The Micron P30 flash family and the P33 flash family support a continuous synchronous burst read mode at 40 MHz DCLK frequency for reading data from the flash. Additionally, the Micron P30 and P33 flash families have identical pin-out and adopt similar protocols for data access. 1 Cyclone IV E devices use a 40-MHz oscillator for the AP configuration scheme. The oscillator is the same oscillator used in the Cyclone IV E AS configuration scheme. Table 8–10 lists the supported families of the commodity parallel flash for the AP configuration scheme. Configuring Cyclone IV E devices from the Micron P30 and P33 family 512-Mbit flash memory is possible, but you must properly drive the extra address and FLASH_nCE pins as required by these flash memories. f To check for supported speed grades and package options, refer to the respective flash datasheets. The AP configuration scheme in Cyclone IV E devices supports flash speed grades of 40 MHz and above. However, AP configuration for all these speed grades must be capped at 40 MHz. The advantage of faster speed grades is realized when your design in the Cyclone IV E devices accesses flash memory in user mode. Table 8–10. Supported Commodity Flash for AP Configuration Scheme for Cyclone IV E Devices (1) Flash Memory Density Micron P30 Flash Family (2) Micron P33 Flash Family (3) 64 Mbit v v 128 Mbit v v 256 Mbit v v Notes to Table 8–10: (1) The AP configuration scheme only supports flash memory speed grades of 40 MHz and above. (2) 3.3- , 3.0-, 2.5-, and 1.8-V I/O options are supported for the Micron P30 flash family. (3) 3.3-, 3.0- and 2.5-V I/O options are supported for the Micron P33 flash family. |
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