MPC8270 Design Checklist
Abstract: mpc8270 480 PBGA footprint AN2291 6K23A MPC8250 MPC8260 MPC8272 MPC8280 1K23A 5K25A
Text: Freescale Semiconductor Document Number: AN2291 Rev. 2.0, 10/2008 Application Note Differences Among PowerQUICC II Devices and Revisions This application note provides information that could affect customer designs that are being migrated from an earlier
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MPC8270 Design Checklist
mpc8270 480 PBGA footprint
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5988-4085EN
Abstract: 5980-2060E 5990-7629EN 5989-5074EN E443X E8257C N5181 E82-54
Text: Migrate to the new Agilent MXG X-Series signal generator and generate true performance The new EXG offers more capability than the first-generation MXG, including reduced spurious levels, robust reverse power protection, and low frequency coverage to 9 kHz. Enjoy sub-millisecond frequency and amplitude switching speeds with
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EPF10K100AQC240-3
Abstract: CL10K-based EPF10K100ARI240-3
Text: LIBERATOR Key Features CL10K100A u Fully Compatible to the Altera FLEX® 10KA Family u Prototype Your System With Altera FPGAs u Seamlessly Migrate Production To Clear Logic u No ASIC Engineering, No NRE, And No Test Vector Development u Very Fast, Dense Signal Routing Using Vertical Link
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ECP3-70E
Abstract: TN1180
Text: ispLEVER 8.0 Release Notes for LatticeECP3 Migration November 2009 Release Notes RN01 Instructions to Migrate Existing LatticeECP3 Designs to ispLEVER 8.0 ispLEVER 8.0 is a significant upgrade particularly for LatticeECP3 users. Some steps must be taken to migrate
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MachXO2-1200
Abstract: TN1203 TN1199 GDDR71 Lattice XO2 IDDRX71A ODDRX71A MACHXO2 1200 pinout file ddrx2
Text: Implementing High-Speed Interfaces with MachXO2 Devices November 2010 Advance Technical Note TN1203 Introduction In response to the increasing need for higher data bandwidth, the industry has migrated from the traditional Single Data Rate SDR to the Double Data Rate (DDR) architecture. SDR uses either the rising edge or the falling edge
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LT1761-3.3
Abstract: AT45DBxxxx level shifter . CMOS to TTL 3 volt regulator LT1761 LT1761-3 MAX3370 MAX3371 AT45DBXX DataFlash
Text: Interfacing the 3-volt DataFlash with a 5-volt System DataFlash® Overview As semiconductor processes transition to deep sub-micron lithography, supply voltages need to be reduced accordingly. The transition from 5-volt supply systems to 3-volt systems is accelerating in the current market place. However, not all components have migrated to the lower voltage and system designers are encountering
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CoolRunner
Abstract: memory device sense amplifier
Text: Fast Zero Power Traditional CPLDs • CPLDs migrated from Bipolar to CMOS – Easier platform to design upon – Lower power consumption – Continued to use the same Bipolar design technique to implement Product Terms • Product Term Construction Sense Amplifier
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CH7017
Abstract: ch7018
Text: CH7018 Chrontel CHRONTEL CHRONTEL CHRONTEL Technical Bulletin 51 Migrating from CH7017 to CH7018 1. Scope The purpose of this technical bulletin is to inform customers how to migrate from an existing CH7017 design to the CH7018. The CH7018 is the non-Macrovision version of the CH7017. Both devices are capable of driving LVDS
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footprint pga 84
Abstract: footprint plcc 208 footprint pga 208 XC7000 XILINX XC4008E PC84 PQ100 TQ100 XC3030 XC3042
Text: APPLICATION BRIEF XBRF 004 November 19, 1996 Version 1.1 PLDs, Pins, and PCBs: The Importance of Pin-Locking and Footprint Compatibility Application Brief Summary The ability to maintain fixed I/O pin locations during PLD design and to migrate designs between footprint-compatible PLDs
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footprint pga 208
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zener 18V
Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: Application Note 1637 Level Shifting Between 1.8V and 3.3V Using I2C Buffers As the trend in low voltage microcontrollers migrates to 1.8V logic levels, I2C bus systems will need logic level shifting to communicate with 3.3V I2C slave devices. Without level
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EP1K50TC144-3
Abstract: EP1K50QC208-3 TMS3450 ep1k50tc144 EP1K50 EP1K50FC256-1 EP1K50FC484-3 ep1K50QC208-3 Datasheet EP1K50TC144-1 EP1K50TC144-2
Text: LIBERATOR Key Features CL1K50 u Fully Compatible to the Altera ACEX® 1K Family u Prototype Your System With Altera FPGAs Y R A u Seamlessly Migrate Production To Clear Logic u No ASIC Engineering, No NRE, And No Test Vector Development N I M u Very Fast, Dense Signal Routing Using Vertical Link
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EP1K50TC144-3
EP1K50QC208-3
TMS3450
ep1k50tc144
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EP1K50FC484-3
ep1K50QC208-3 Datasheet
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240 pin rqfp drawing
Abstract: EPF10K100AQC240-3 EPF10K100ARI240-3 EPF10K100ABC600-1 equivalent EPF10K100ARC240-1 EPF10K100AQI240-3 EPF10K100AFC484-3
Text: LIBERATOR Key Features CL10K100A u Fully Compatible to the Altera FLEX® 10KA Family u Prototype Your System With Altera FPGAs u Seamlessly Migrate Production To Clear Logic u No ASIC Engineering, No NRE, And No Test Vector Development u Very Fast, Dense Signal Routing Using Vertical Link
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CL10K100AFC484-2
EPF10K100AFC484-2
240 pin rqfp drawing
EPF10K100AQC240-3
EPF10K100ARI240-3
EPF10K100ABC600-1 equivalent
EPF10K100ARC240-1
EPF10K100AQI240-3
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How To Migrate Code from AT89C5130-31 to AT83C5135-36
Abstract: AT89C513OA-M AT83C5131 AT83C5135 AT83C5136 AT89C5130-31 AT89C5131 vqfp64 AT89C5131A-L AT89C5131A-M
Text: How To Migrate Code from AT89C5130-31 to AT83C5135-36 Application Note 1. Introduction This application note is a check list to assist current AT89C5130-31 users in converting existing designs to AT83C5135-36. AT83C5135 AT83C5136 This document list the mains differences between both products.
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AT84AS004CTP
Abstract: diode t25 4 d9 AT84AS004VTP diode t25 4 B9 DIODE A7N a6n 100 E20 L27 b7n diode transformer e19 transistor a7n
Text: Replacing AT84AS003/004 ADC with AT84AS003/004B ADC 1. Introduction This application note aims at providing you with a comparison and recommendations to migrate from the existing AT84AS003/004 to the AT84AS003/004B. It first compares the two versions including:
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EPF10K200SRC240-1X
Abstract: 240 pin rqfp drawing epf10k200src240-3 11AA24 ap35 ac d23c34 10K200S
Text: LIBERATOR Key Features CL10K200S u Fully Compatible to the Altera FLEX® 10KS Family u Prototype Your System With Altera FPGAs Y R A u Seamlessly Migrate Production To Clear Logic u No ASIC Engineering, No NRE, And No Test Vector Development N I M u Very Fast, Dense Signal Routing Using Vertical Link
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SPANSION gl512p FLASH
Abstract: GL256P GL512P GL128P SPANSION gl512p S29GL-P spansion S29GL128 S29GL256 GL01GP S29GL01G
Text: S29GL-N to S29GL-P Migration Migrating from S29GL-N 110 nm to S29GL-P (90 nm) Application Note 1. Introduction This application note has been developed to guide customers currently using the S29GL-N 110nm MirrorBit products to migrate to the S29GL-P 90nm MirrorBit products. This document outlines some of the similarities
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voip configuration
Abstract: "internet telephony server" voip MP402
Text: AudioCodes CPE & Access Gateway Products MediaPack 40x TM BRI VoIP Gateway MediaPack BRI VoIP Gateways offer SMBs and SOHOs a simple, cost effective method to migrate to Voice over IP, by connecting legacy PBX systems with BRI lines to IP networks. Incorporating AudioCodes innovative
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AN6081
Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: Migration to 90 nm 5V Async SRAMs AN6081 Abstract This application note is to help users of Cypress 5V asynchronous SRAMs Fast Async and Micropower SRAMs product family migrate from existing technology to the latest 90 nm technology. Introduction Cypress started qualifying its state-of-the-art 90 nm technology asynchronous SRAMs in early 2006. These products,
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Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: Migrate to the new Agilent MXG X-Series signal generator and generate true performance The new EXG offers more capability than the first-generation MXG, including reduced spurious levels, larger waveform memory, wider modulation bandwidth, and robust reverse power protection. In addition, it offers a wider range of signal simulation
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R3BC
Abstract: proton Schlumberger prisma st naming e purse magnetic stripe SLE66C82P SLE66 Debit
Text: DEPLOYMENT OF PROTON PRISMA IN BELGIUM BANKSYS CASE STUDY In the course of year 2001, the Belgian banks decided to migrate their magnetic stripe based credit cards to EMV compliant smart cards. Alongside the credit cards, the Belgian banks also considered the renewing of their debit
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mx29lv160dt
Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: MX29LV400C T/B MX29LV800C T/B MX29LV160C T/B MX29LV400C T/B, MX29LV800C T/B, MX29LV160C T/B DATASHEET The MX29LV160C T/B product will be phase-out, and is not recommended for new design. The MX29LV160C T/B will be migrated to MX29LV160D T/B, which is a functional compatible product. Please refer to MX29LV160D T/B datasheet
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AN-847
Abstract: AN-903 DS26LS31 Berk-Tek
Text: National Semiconductor Application Note 903 Joe Vo August 1993 INTRODUCTION Transmission line termination should be an important consideration to the designer who must transmit electrical signals from any point A to any point B. Proper line termination becomes increasingly important as designs migrate towards
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VSC7147-01
Abstract: Vixel VSC7147
Text: DATACOM PRODUCTS VSC7147 VSC7147 and VSC7147-01 - Hex PBC with Dual Repeater/Retimer !User-selectable, on-chip receive termination at either 100Ω or 150Ω !Speed independent Tx and Rx paths aid in Fibre Channel Auto-Speed Negotiation – Allows the device to migrate as
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jeida dram 88 pin
Abstract: 88pins toshiba dram jeida dram card 5v 88 pins dram card
Text: Introduction D R A M ^fe TYPICAL DRAM CARD APPLICATIONS Typical DRAM memory card applications include portable computers, fax machines, electronic instruments, printers and PDAs. THE TOSHIBA DRAM PRODUCT LINE UP Toshiba has migrated to the 88-pin standard, which has replaced the older 38- and 60-pin DRAM cards. Toshiba
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