Manual do dispositivo Cyclone® IV, Volume 1, Capítulo 7: interfaces de memória externa

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Descreve o suporte aos pinos da interface de memória e a interface de memória externa. Cyclone® dispositivos IV podem fazer interface facilmente com uma ampla gama de dispositivos de memória externa, incluindo DDR2 SDRAM, DDR SDRAM, e QDR II SRAM.

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