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From: "Andy Peters" <apeters.nos...@nospam.noao.edu.nospam>
Date: 1999/10/11
Subject: Re: External Cloking of Altera MAX 7000S
Moussa Ba wrote in message <37FE7BBC.BCF86...@eng.umd.edu>... VCCIO and VCCINT are the chip's power supply voltage inputs. You need to >The board I am using is the University Program Altera board that features a >MAX7000S as well as a FLEX10K chip. I did notice that on the pinout of the >MAX7000S it had a bunch of VCCIO, VCCINT and GND pins. In my pin description >file it mentions that these pins have to be connected to 5.0,5.0 and GND >respectively. I assumed that these pins were directly driven by the on-board >power supply. Is my assumption wrong? I did test out the pins and they provide >no Voltage. Do I have to provide that voltage? connect them to a +5V supply. The board should have some sort of power-supply input (otherwise, it's not going to do anything interesting!). tucson is gorgeous this time of year... -- a "Creation Science" is oxymoronic. You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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