XC17128ELPD8I

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Memory Configuration PROMs for FPGAs are nonvolatile, electrically erasable programmable read-only memories (EEPROMs) that store configuration data for FPGA devices. The XC17128ELPD8I 8-megabit Configuration PROM is designed specifically to store and configure FPGA devices with Altera\'s MAX, MAX II, and MAX V architecture. This device offers higher density and faster read access time than traditional configuration PROMs, making it perfect for use in applications with tight space and time constraints.

The XC17128ELPD8I has a read access time of 70ns and can be configured with up to 4 megabytes of data in a single byte-wide byte-addressable package, making it ideal for a variety of memory intensive applications. A major benefit of the XC17128ELPD8I is its ability to be used in a single PROM configuration or dual PROM configuration, allowing for increased redundancy and performance. By being able to configure two devices in parallel, the XC17128ELPD8I can store and configure up to 8-megabytes of data in a single package, reducing overall system costs.

The XC17128ELPD8I is primarily targeted at applications such as communications, industrial automation, medical imaging, and consumer electronics, although it can be used in a variety of other applications. Exceedingly reliable, the XC17128ELPD8I also offers an endurance of more than 100,000 write cycles, as well as a data retention of greater than 10 years. It is also very power efficient, consuming only 16µA with a stand-by current draw of 5µA, making it perfect for battery powered applications.

The XC17128ELPD8I is a non-volatile memory device that uses EEPROM technology. It typically contains preprogrammed information in the form of data and logic that it transfers to the FPGAs when the system is powered on. The XC17128ELPD8I can store up to 8 megabits of data, which can be used to configure the FPGAs for a variety of applications.

The XC17128ELPD8I is generally programmed with a microcontroller or host computer in either Byte-program or Word-program mode. In Byte-program mode, a single byte of data is programmed into each address. This mode is typically used when distributing the data across multiple addresses. In Word-program mode, multiple bytes are programmed at once and is best used in applications when data is to be written to a contiguous block of memory. After the data has been programmed into the XC17128ELPD8I, it is stored in the memory until the system is powered off.

Once the FPGA is configured, the XC17128ELPD8I starts transferring the data stored in the memory to the FPGA. The data is transferred in the form of bit streams, which the FPGA uses to configure the memory elements that comprise the FPGA configuration. The XC17128ELPD8I is capable of operating in a synchronous or asynchronous mode. In synchronous mode, the data is transferred in synchronous bursts. In asynchronous mode, the data is transferred one bit at a time, thus allowing for faster configuration times.

The XC17128ELPD8I is an extremely reliable, high-density, low-power Configuration PROM that offers a variety of advantages over traditional PROMs. It is designed specifically to store and configure FPGA devices with Altera\'s MAX, MAX II, and MAX V architecture, making it perfect for communication, industrial automation, medical imaging, and consumer electronics applications, as well as a variety of other applications.

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