> startup. To program these, JTAG is also used. Altera
> added the "active 
> serial interface" here, which is a SPI variant.
> Usually the programming 
> hardware from one vendor supports all possible
> programming interfaces of 
> this vendor.
> 

  I am going to note this down. Interesting feature!

Thanks,
John

> John Chung wrote:
> > --- Florian Voelzke <FVoelzke@gmx.de> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> >> easy to build 
> >> yourself. And even buying the FPGAs is not so
> >> complicated - I have more 
> >> than 2 sources for smaller ones in TQFP packages.
> >> And you can hand 
> >> solder TQFP packages with a little practice.
> >>
> >   
> >   What kind of FPGA supports this? Model number? I
> > want to have some FPGA accessible to my work than
> to
> > buy a development board... I can't leave my FPGA 
> > development lying around.
> > 
> > John
> > 
> > 
> >      
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