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Text: Using Timing Analysis December 1999, ver. 1.0 Introduction in the Quartus Software Application Note 123 As designs become more complex, the need for advanced timing analysis capability grows. Timing analysis measures the delay of every design path and reports the maximum system clock speed for the design. Because
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Text: White Paper Timing Analysis in HardCopy Devices Introduction When you implement a design in an FPGA, timing analysis is typically run to check that the performance of the device is going to meet the required timing goals. This analysis includes system clock frequency fMAX , setup and
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Text: January 2001, ver. 2.0 Introduction Using Timing Analysis in the Quartus II Software Application Note 123 As designs become more complex, the need for advanced timing analysis capability grows. Static timing analysis is a method of analyzing, debugging and validating the timing performance of a design. Timing
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Text: 10. Quartus II Classic Timing Analyzer QII53004-10.0.0 This chapter details the aspects of timing analysis using the Quartus II Classic Timing Analyzer. Static timing analysis is a method for analyzing, debugging, and validating the timing performance of a design. Static timing analysis, used in conjunction with functional
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Text: Section V. HardCopy Design Center Migration Process This section provides information on the software support for HardCopy Stratix® devices. This section contains the following: Revision History Altera Corporation • Chapter 21, Back-End Design Flow for HardCopy Series Devices
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Text: Section II. HardCopy Design Center Migration Process This section provides information about software support for HardCopy Stratix ® devices. This section contains the following: Revision History Altera Corporation • Chapter 3, Back-End Design Flow for HardCopy Series Devices
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Text: Understanding PLL Timing for Stratix II Devices March 2006, ver. 1.0 Introduction Application Note 411 Stratix II devices have up to 12 phase-locked loops PLLs that provide robust clock management and synthesis for on-chip clock management, external system clock management, and high-speed I/O interfaces. The
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Text: 22. Back-End Timing Closure for HardCopy Series Devices H51013-2.3 Introduction Back-end implementation of HardCopy series devices meet design requirements through a timing closure process similar to the methodology used for today’s standard cell ASICs.
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Text: 14. Back-End Timing Closure for HardCopy Series Devices H51013-2.4 Introduction Back-end implementation of HardCopy series devices meet design requirements through a timing closure process similar to the methodology used for today’s standard cell ASICs.
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Text: AN 481: Applying Multicycle Exceptions in the TimeQuest Timing Analyzer July 2008, v.1.0 Introduction When using FPGAs, you must specify the following timing constraints to achieve maximum design performance: • Clock ■ Input and output ■ Exceptions This application note describes and explains the proper use of the multicycle
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Text: 7. The Quartus II TimeQuest Timing Analyzer QII53018-10.0.0 The Quartus II TimeQuest Timing Analyzer is a powerful ASIC-style timing analysis tool that validates the timing performance of all logic in your design using an industry-standard constraint, analysis, and reporting methodology. Use the
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Text: Section II. Timing Analysis As designs become more complex, advanced timing analysis capability requirements grow. Static timing analysis is a method of analyzing, debugging, and validating the timing performance of a design. The Quartus II software provides the features
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Text: AN 433: Constraining and Analyzing Source-Synchronous Interfaces AN-433-2.3 June 2010 This application note describes techniques for constraining and analyzing source-synchronous interfaces. In source-synchronous interfaces, the source of the clock is the same device as the source of the data, rather than another source, such as a
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Text: AN 433: Constraining and Analyzing Source-Synchronous Interfaces AN-433-2.1 November 2009 This application note describes techniques for constraining and analyzing source-synchronous interfaces. In source-synchronous interfaces, the source of the clock is the same device as the source of the data, rather than another source, such as a
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Text: AN 433: Constraining and Analyzing Source-Synchronous Interfaces AN-433-2.6 March 2014 This application note describes techniques for constraining and analyzing source-synchronous interfaces. In source-synchronous interfaces, the source of the clock is the same device as the source of the data, rather than another source, such as a
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Text: AN 554: How to Read HardCopy PrimeTime Timing Reports November 2008 AN-554-1.0 Introduction For the static timing analysis STA timing sign-off of a project, an Altera HardCopy® Design Center (HCDC) engineer typically delivers the following timing report files to
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Text: Constraining and Analyzing Timing for External Memory Interfaces in Stratix III and Cyclone III Devices Application Note 438 March 2007, Version 2.0 Introduction Ensuring that your external memory interface meets the various timing requirements of today’s high-speed memory devices can be a challenge.
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Text: White Paper 40-nm FPGA Power Management and Advantages The 40-nm process offers clear benefits over prior nodes, including the 65-nm node and the more recent 45-nm node. One of the most attractive benefits is higher integration, which enables semiconductor manufacturers to pack greater
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Abstract: UPS control circuitry, clock signal schematic diagram Power Tree UPS schematic diagram UPS power tree 600 schematic diagram Power Tree UPS 600 schematic diagram UPS inverter three phase best power ups ups design EPC16 HC1S60
Text: HardCopy II Device Handbook, Volume 2 Preliminary Information 101 Innovation Drive San Jose, CA 95134 www.altera.com H5V2-4.5 Copyright 2008 Altera Corporation. All rights reserved. Altera, The Programmable Solutions Company, the stylized Altera logo, specific device designations, and all other words and logos that are identified as trademarks and/or service marks are, unless noted otherwise, the trademarks and
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