EPC8QC100N

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Memory - Configuration Proms for FPGAs are used for storing information that controls the function and logic of an integrated circuit, usually for a field-programmable gate array (FPGA). The EPC8QC100N is a type of configuration prom that uses non-volatile PROM memory to store data that is need to configure a FPGA.

EPC8QC100N is a specialized 8-bit EEPROM that uses a 2-pin Enhanced Chip Select (ECS) protocol to select the device. It is available in a lead-free, RoHS-compliant 8-lead Small Outline Integrated Circuit (SOIC-8) or 8-lead Thin Shrink Small Outline Package (TSSOP-8) and can operate at temperatures up to 125°C.

In application fields of power, automotive and military/aerospace, EPC8QC100N is a suitable solution for configuring FPGAs, as it offers a high endurance rating and is resistant to harsh environments. Additionally, it features a 32-byte data width, fast access time and low cost.

The working principle of EPC8QC100N configuration proms is fairly simple. When power is first applied, the configuration prom begins to read the bytes stored in its memory in order to configure the FPGA. After the FPGA is configured, the proms will continuously monitor the FPGA for any changes to its configuration. If the configuration does change, the proms will automatically reconfigure the FPGA with the new settings, allowing the FPGA to instantly adapt to any changes. This quick adaptation helps to reduce latency and makes the system more responsive.

The EPC8QC100N is a reliable, low-cost solution for configuring FPGAs in demanding applications. It is capable of withstanding high temperatures, supports fast access times and offers a high endurance rating. Additionally, its 2-pin ECS protocol makes it easy to use in a wide variety of applications. For these reasons, EPC8QC100N is an ideal solution for memory - configuration proms for FPGAs.

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