XC1701SO20C

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The XC1701SO20C configuration PROM is a common device used in field programmable gate array (FPGA) applications. It is a non-volatile memory device used to store a predefined configuration that can be loaded when the FPGA is powered up. In addition to the configuration data, the XC1701SO20C configuration PROM also stores user data that can be programmed into the device. The data stored in the XC1701SO20C is updated using a hardware device, such as a JTAG programmer, and must be programmed before the FPGA will function.

The XC1701SO20C configuration PROM consists of a 16-byte block (8-bit per byte) containing an individual serial EEPROM, configured as a space-efficient, low power memory device. It is available in a variety of packages, from PBGA to SOIC, making it compatible with a wide range of applications. The device\'s interface consists of four control lines, three address lines and a write enable line.

The XC1701SO20C configuration PROM is typically used in applications that require a high level of self-initialization, flexibility, and configurability. By utilizing the PROM, the FPGA configuration data is pre-programmed and ready for loading when the FPGA is powered up. This reduces the number of circuitry and steps involved in configuring the system. Additionally, the XC1701SO20C provides configurability and flexibility to the system by allowing the user to specify the configuration data. The data stored in the PROM can be programmed with a JTAG programmer and can be updated if necessary.

The XC1701SO20C configuration PROM is a simple device that is easy to implement and maintain. Its low power consumption makes it an efficient choice for FPGA applications. In addition, it provides the flexibility needed for configurable systems. Finally, the pre-programmed data can be updated when necessary, ensuring that the system is always up to date with the latest configuration.

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