EPCE16QC100N

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FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) is a programmable logic integrated circuit that consists of configurable logic blocks, programmable interconnecting structures, and various internal memories. These are suitable for various types of applications, ranging from aerospace systems to data centre applications. To provide maximum flexibility to its users, FPGA manufacturers offer various configuration proms for their FPGA families, like the EPCE16QC100N.

The EPCE16QC100N is a configuration prom specifically designed for Altera FPGAs. It provides a convenient way to store the user-defined device configuration information and reload it into the FPGA. It has a non-volatile 64Mx16 bit PROM and runs on a 3.3V or 5V supply voltage. It supports devices with a single 16-bit wide data bus, such as EPF10K devices. When the device is powered up, the stored configuration data is read into the device, thus reconfiguring it.

The EPCE16QC100N is a simple, cost-effective solution for FPGA Configuration. It is widely used in a variety of applications, such as high speed memory interfaces, Ethernet controllers, automotive applications, etc. Since it is a non-volatile device, it can be used for applications in which the stored configuration is required to remain unchanged even when the power is turned off.

The working principle of EPCE16QC100N is quite straightforward. When the user-defined configuration data is written into the EEPROM, the device enters the “Programming” mode. During this mode, the configuration data is read from the EEPROM and written into a register in the FPGA. Once all the necessary configuration data is written, the device automatically enters the “Run” mode. In this mode, the configuration data is read from the register in the FPGA and loaded into the memory of the FPGA, thus reconfiguring it.

The EPCE16QC100N is an ideal solution for reprogramming Altera FPGAs. It is a low-cost, reliable, and user-friendly way to store the configuration data and reload it into the FPGA. It supports a variety of FPGA devices and provides fast programming and configuration for many applications.

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