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NO. Symbol elementu Rozmiar pliku Stron Opis dokumentacji Producent
1. Application note 37 KB 4 Figure 43 Design File for Configuring FLEX 10K & FLEX 6000 (37 KB) Altera
2. Application note 1.00 MB 102 AN 116: Configuring SRAM-Based LUT Devices Altera
3. Application note 43 KB 4 Figure 43 Design File for Configuring APEX 20K (43 KB) Altera
4. Application note 1.53 MB 50 AN 119: Implementing High-Speed Search Applications with Altera CAM Altera
5. Application note 591 KB 56 AN 115: Using the ClockLock & ClockBoost PLL Features in APEX Devices Altera
6. Application note 229 KB 15 AN 138: LVDS Signaling Using APEX Devices I/O Pins Altera
7. Application note 160 KB 12 AN 107: Using Altera Devices in Multi-Voltage Systems Altera
8. Application note 212 KB 13 AN 114: Designing with FineLine BGA Packages Altera
9. Application note 349 KB 24 AN 106: Designing with 2.5-V Devices Altera
10. Application note 1.35 MB 30 AN 117: Using Selectable I/O Standards in Altera Devices Altera
11. Application note 108 KB 10 AN 162: Increasing System Bandwidth with CDS Altera
12. Application note 399 KB 39 AN 33: Configuring FLEX 8000 Devices Altera
13. Application note 439 KB 21 AN 38: Configuring Multiple FLEX 8000 Devices Altera
14. Application note 469 KB 24 AN 122: Using Jam STAPL for ISP & ICR via an Embedded Processor Altera
15. Application note 299 KB 31 AN 91: Understanding FLEX 10K Timing Altera
16. Application note 305 KB 8 AN 96: Performance Measurements of Typical Applications Altera
17. Application note 247 KB 12 AN 97: Comparing Performance of High-Density PLDs Altera
18. Application note 127 KB 4 AN 99: Comparing Performance of Dual-Port Memory Functions Altera
19. Application note 738 KB 56 AN 101: Improving Performance in FLEX 10K Devices with the Synplify Software Altera
20. Application note 273 KB 14 AN 90: SameFrame Pin-Out Design for FineLine BGA Packages Altera
21. Application note 325 KB 29 AN 39: IEEE 1149.1 (JTAG) Boundary-Scan Testing in Altera Devices Altera
22. Application note 312 KB 12 AN 51: Using Programmable Logic for Gate Array Designs Altera
23. Application note 202 KB 24 AN 73: Implementing FIR Filters in FLEX Devices Altera
24. Application note 150 KB 8 AN 80: Selecting Sockets for Altera Devices Altera
25. Application note 512 KB 12 AN 74: Evaluating Power for Altera Devices Altera
26. Application note 118 KB 8 AN 81: Reflow Soldering Guidelines for Surface-Mount Devices Altera
27. Application note 224 KB 11 AN 36: Designing with FLEX 8000 Devices Altera
28. Application note 166 KB 10 AN 42: Metastability in Altera Devices Altera
29. Application note 261 KB 15 AN 75: High-Speed Board Designs 3.01 Altera
30. Application note 204 KB 21 AN 76: Understanding FLEX 8000 Timing Altera
31. Application note 237 KB 18 AN 77: Understanding MAX 9000 Timing Altera
32. Application note 227 KB 15 AN 78: Understanding MAX 5000 & Classic Timing Altera
33. Application note 196 KB 11 AN 85 In-System Programming Times for MAX Devices Altera
34. Application note 210 KB 12 AN 109: Using the HP 3070 Tester for In-System Programming Altera
35. Application note 214 KB 12 AN 94: Understanding MAX 7000 Timing Altera
36. Application note 285 KB 12 AN 82: Highly Optimized 2-D Convolver Altera
37. Application note 174 KB 16 AN 83: Binary Numbering Systems Altera
38. Application note 191 KB 8 AN 133: QDR SRAM Controller Function Altera
39. Application note 225 KB 16 AN 130: CDR in Mercury Devices Altera
40. Application note 507 KB 48 AN 131: Using General Purpose PLLs in Mercury Devices Altera
41. Application note 185 KB 14 AN 128: Implementing Voice Over Internet Protocol Altera
42. Application note 174 KB 12 AN 132: Implementing Multiprotocol Label Switching with Altera PLDs Altera
43. Application note 259 KB 16 AN 118: Scripting with Tcl in the Quartus Software Altera
44. Application note 1.54 MB 36 AN 123: Using Timing Analysis in the Quartus II Software Altera
45. Application note 2.40 MB 36 AN 161: Using the LogicLock™ Methodology in the Quartus II Design Software Altera
46. Application note 195 KB 14 AN 43: Designing for MAX 9000 Devices Altera
47. Application note 195 KB 14 AN 43: Designing for MAX 9000 Devices Altera
48. Application note 168 KB 8 AN 45: Configuring FLASHlogic Devices Altera
49. Application note 168 KB 8 AN 45: Configuring FLASHlogic Devices Altera
50. Application note 165 KB 8 AN 49: Implementing CRCCs In Altera Devices Altera
51. Application note 165 KB 8 AN 49: Implementing CRCCs In Altera Devices Altera
52. Application note 302 KB 16 AN 71: Guidelines for Handling J-Lead & QFP Devices Altera
53. Application note 302 KB 16 AN 71: Guidelines for Handling J-Lead & QFP Devices Altera
54. Application note 453 KB 27 AN 88: Using the Jam™ Language for ISP via an Embedded Processor Altera
55. Application note 453 KB 27 AN 88: Using the Jam™ Language for ISP via an Embedded Processor Altera
56. Application note 215 KB 20 AN 100: In-System Programmability Guidelines Altera
57. Application note 215 KB 20 AN 100: In-System Programmability Guidelines Altera
58. Application note 194 KB 12 AN 111: Embedded Programming Using the 8051 and Jam Byte-Code Altera
59. Application note 194 KB 12 AN 111: Embedded Programming Using the 8051 and Jam Byte-Code Altera
60. Application note 1.89 MB 76 AN 120: Using the LVDS in APEX 20KE Devices Altera
61. Application note 1.89 MB 76 AN 120: Using the LVDS in APEX 20KE Devices Altera
62. Application note 509 KB 34 AN 134: Using Programmable I/O Standards in Mercury™ Devices Altera
63. Application note 509 KB 34 AN 134: Using Programmable I/O Standards in Mercury™ Devices Altera
64. Application note 67 KB 7 AN 168: Getting Started with the LeonardoSpectrum Software Altera
65. Application note 67 KB 7 AN 168: Getting Started with the LeonardoSpectrum Software Altera
66. Application Note 205 KB 8 Using a Personal Computer to Program the AT89C51/C52/LV51/LV52/C1051/C2051 Atmel
67. Application Note 264 KB 11 AT89C51 In-Circuit Programming Atmel
68. Application Note 44 KB 7 Controlling FPGA Configuration with a Flash-based Microcontroller Atmel
69. Application Note 34 KB 4 Programming Atmel's Family of Flash Memories Atmel
70. Application Note 70 KB 6 Analog-to-Digital Conversion Utilizing the AT89CX051 MCU Atmel
71. Application Note 117 KB 5 Designing Boards with Atmel AT89C51/52, AT89C1051 for writing Flash at In-Circuit Test , This Application Note details how to write nonvolatile memories during in-circuit testing operations. Atmel
72. Application Note 68 KB 4 Interfacing 25CXXX Serial EEPROMs with AT89CXX Atmel
73. Application Note 48 KB 13 AT89S8252 Primer Atmel
74. Application Note 93 KB 3 Interfacing AT24CXX Serial EEPROMs with AT89CX051 MCU Atmel
75. Application Note 67 KB 4 Interfacing 93CXXX Serial EEPROMs with AT89CX051 MCU Atmel
76. Application Note 238 KB 18 Flash Microcontroller Architectural Overview Atmel
77. Application Note 107 KB 16 Flash Microcontroller Memory Organization Atmel
78. Application Note 588 KB 33 AT89 Series Hardware Description Atmel
79. Application Note 273 KB 31 Flash Microcontroller Presentation Atmel
80. Application Note 139 KB 49 8051-Architecture Microcontroller Instruction Set Atmel
81. Application Note 103 KB 6 Atmel PLDs’ Architectures Simplify Timing Calculation Atmel
82. Application Note 207 KB 11 ATV2500 Application Example: Video Frame Grabber Atmel
83. Application Note 159 KB 7 Using the Programmable Polarity Control Atmel
84. Application Note 153 KB 7 Saving Power with Atmel PLDs Atmel
85. Application Note 179 KB 16 Using the ATV2500 and ATV2500B Atmel
86. Application Note 139 KB 13 Using the ATV750 and ATV750B Atmel
87. Application Note 158 KB 12 Introduction to the SMD Product Listing Atmel
88. Application Note 161 KB 20 Tips on Using Test Vectors for Atmel PLDs Atmel
89. Application Note 102 KB 7 Using a PLD as a System Controller in an I/O Bus Based System Atmel
90. Application Note 59 KB 4 Selecting Decoupling Capacitors for Atmel PLDs Atmel
91. Application Note 57 KB 4 Using Programmable Logic Devices Atmel
92. Application Note 282 KB 16 Using the ATF1500(A) CPLD Atmel
93. Application Note 275 KB 5 OrCAD Support for Atmel PLDs Atmel
94. Application Note 195 KB 10 ATF1500 44-Pin Complex Logic Atmel
95. Application Note 173 KB 12 Atmel PLD Design Guidelines Atmel
96. Application Note 117 KB 7 ATF15xx Product Family Conversion Atmel
97. Application Note 102 KB 20 ATF1500AS Family Demo Board Atmel
98. Application Note 828 KB 14 Using Active-VHDL Design Entry and Behavioral Simulation with Atmel IDS 6.0 Atmel
99. Application Note 77 KB 4 Creating Atmel JAM/JBC File(s) for the ATF1500AS Device Family Atmel
100. Application Note 116 KB 10 In-System Programming of Atmel ATF1500AS Devices on the HP3070 Atmel

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