XC2C3847FTG256C

Description

The CoolRunner-II 384-macrocell device is designed for

both high performance and low power applications. This

lends power savings to high-end communication equipment

and high speed to battery operated devices. Due to the low

power stand-by and dynamic operation, overall system reliability is improved

This device consists of twenty four Function Blocks

inter-connected by a low power Advanced Interconnect

Matrix (AIM). The AIM feeds 40 true and complement inputs

to each Function Block. The Function Blocks consist of a 40

by 56 P-term PLA and 16 macrocells which contain numerous configuration bits that allow for combinational or registered modes of operation.

Additionally, these registers can be globally reset or preset

and configured as a D or T flip-flop or as a D latch. There

are also multiple clock signals, both global and local product

term types, configured on a per macrocell basis. Output pin

configurations include slew rate limit, bus hold, pull-up,

open drain and programmable grounds. A Schmitt-trigger

input is available on a per input pin basis. In addition to storing macrocell output states, the macrocell registers may be

configured as direct input registers to store signals directly

from input pins.

Clocking is available on a global or Function Block basis.

Three global clocks are available for all Function Blocks as

a synchronous clock source. Macrocell registers can be

individually configured to power up to the zero or one state.

A global set/reset control line is also available to asynchronously set or reset selected registers during operation.

Additional local clock, synchronous clock-enable, asynchronous set/reset and output enable signals can be formed

using product terms on a per-macrocell or per-Function

Block basis.

A DualEDGE flip-flop feature is also available on a per macrocell basis. This feature allows high performance synchronous operation based on lower frequency clocking to help

reduce the total power consumption of the device.

Circuitry has also been included to divide one externally

supplied global clock (GCK2) by eight different selections.

This yields divide by even and odd clock frequencies.

The use of the clock divide (division by 2) and DualEDGE

flip-flop gives the resultant CoolCLOCK feature.

DataGATE is a method to selectively disable inputs of the

CPLD that are not of interest during certain points in time