XC1765EPD8C

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The XC1765EPD8C is a non-volatile memory chip and a Configuration PROM for Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs). It is used to hold information which is loaded into the FPGA upon reset. This information is referred to as the FPGA\'s configuration bitstream, and contains the instructions and data that define how the FPGA will operate.

The XC1765EPD8C is a versatile device that is well suited to a wide variety of FPGA applications. Its small size and low cost allow it to be widely used in cost sensitive products. It is also capable of supporting many configurations and different FPGA architectures.

The XC1765EPD8C operates by utilizing non-volatile memory cells known as flash cells. These cells are used to store the configuration bitstream, which is loaded into the FPGA upon reset. The configuration bitstream is loaded into the FPGA via a 6-pin serial programming interface. The interface is accessed by connecting a programming device (i.e. a programmer) to the XC1765EPD8C. The programming device sends the configuration data over the serial interface. The XC1765EPD8C then stores the data in its non-volatile memory cells.

The XC1765EPD8C also offers robust security features. It allows the FPGA\'s configuration bitstream to be encrypted, which provides a measure of protection against tampering or reverse engineering. It also provides lock down security, which prevents the FPGA\'s configuration bitstream from being changed without first unlocking the XC1765EPD8C via a programmer. This security is essential in applications where it is necessary to ensure that the FPGA\'s functionality remains unchanged.

In addition, the XC1765EPD8C is capable of supporting several different programming schemes. The XCF series programming scheme enables the configuration bitstream to be loaded into the FPGA from the XC1765EPD8C with minimal effort. The XCONPROG programming scheme allows the configuration bitstream to be stored in the XC1765EPD8C for later loading into the FPGA. This capability is useful in applications where the configuration data changes frequently.

Overall, the XC1765EPD8C is a small, low cost, non-volatile memory chip capable of supporting a wide range of FPGA applications. Its flash cells provide the FPGA with a non-volatile storage device, while its security features provide protection against tampering and reverse engineering. Its support for various programming schemes makes it an ideal choice for many applications.

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