EPCE16UC88N

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The EPCE16UC88N is a configuration prom designed for use with FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). It is specifically designed for applications where high-speed and low-power consumption is critical, such as mobile and automotive markets. The device is also suited for use in data centers, industrial automation and consumer areas.

The EPCE16UC88N is a low-cost and low-power device that provides a high-speed, high-density solution for programming FPGAs. By using the EPCE16UC88N, users can quickly and easily program their FPGAs with a minimum of resources.

The EPCE16UC88N uses 16-bit wide non-volatile PROM to store configuration data, which is then programmed into the FPGA by a single clock cycle. The device can be programmed in-system or off-system, eliminating the need for external programmers.

Theworking principle of the EPCE16UC88N is based on the Erase-Program-Verify programming cycle. This cycle starts with a scan of the existing configuration data on the FPGA, followed by an erase process to erase the existing configuration data. The new configuration data is then programmed onto the chip, and the results are verified to ensure the correct data has been programmed.

In addition to providing a high-speed, low-power solution for programming FPGAs, the EPCE16UC88N also offers a number of other features. These include a Memory Protection Unit to protect the device from accidental erasure, and Error Detection and Correction capabilities to ensure a reliable programming experience.

The EPCE16UC88N is ideally suited for a wide range of applications in a variety of markets, including aerospace, automotive, industrial automation, medical, mobile, and consumer. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for programmers of FPGAs, providing high-speed, low-power operation and a range of features to ensure reliable programming results.

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