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Configuring Cyclone II Devicesfrequency (up to 40 MHz), which reduces your configuration time. Inaddition, Cyclone II devices can receive a compressed configurationbitstream and decompress this data on-the-fly in the AS or PSconfiguration scheme, which further reduces storage requirements andconfiguration time.Altera Corporation 13–71February 2007 Cyclone II Device Handbook, Volume 1
Document Revision HistoryDocumentRevision HistoryTable 13–14 shows the revision history for this document.Table 13–14. Document Revision HistoryDate &DocumentVersionChanges MadeSummary of ChangesFebruary 2007v3.1● Added document revision history.● Added Note (1) to Table 13–1.● Added Note (1) to Table 13–4.● Updated Figure 13–3.● Updated Figures 13–6 and 13–7.● Updated Note (2) to Figure 13–13.● Updated “Single Device PS ConfigurationUsing a Configuration Device” section.● Updated Note (2) to Figure 13–14.● Updated Note (2) to Figure 13–15.● Updated Note (2) to Figure 13–16.● Updated Note (2) to Figure 13–17.● Updated Note (4) to Figure 13–21.● Updated Note (2) to Figure 13–25.July 2005 v2.0 ● Updated “Configuration Stage” section.● Updated “PS Configuration Using aDownload Cable” section.● Updated Figures 13–8, 13–12, and13–18.November 2004v1.1● Updated “Configuration Stage” section in“Single Device AS Configuration” section.● Updated “Initialization Stage” section in“Single Device AS Configuration” section.● Updated Figure 13–8.● Updated “Initialization Stage” section in“Single Device PS Configuration Using aMAX II Device as an External Host”section.● Updated Table 13–7.● Updated “Single Device PS ConfigurationUsing a Configuration Device” section.● Updated “Initialization Stage” section in“Single Device PS Configuration Using aConfiguration Device” section.● Updated Figure 13–18.● Updated “Single Device JTAGConfiguration” section.June 2004 v1.0 Added document to the Cyclone II DeviceHandbook.● Changed unit ‘kw’ to ‘kΩ’ in Figures 13–6and 13–7.● Added note about serial configurationdevices supporting 20 MHz and 40 MHzDCLK.● Added infomation about the need for aresistor on nCONFIG if reconfiguration isrequired.● Added information about MSEL[1..0]internal pull-down resistor value.13–72 Altera CorporationCyclone II Device Handbook, Volume 1 February 2007
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Configuration HandbookPreliminary I
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ContentsVolume I...................
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Altera FPGAsPreliminary Information
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IntroductionAll configuration schem
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