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AT94K10AL
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FPSLIC devices combine 10K gates of Atmel's patented AT40K FPGA architecture, a 20 MIPS AVR 8-bit RISC microprocessor core, numerous fixed microcontroller peripheries and up to 36K Bytes of program and data SRAM.
Max. AVR Speed 25 MHz
SRAM (Kbits) 36
Temp. Range C, I
Usable Gates 10K
Vcc (V) 3.3
   PLCC 84
   LQFP 144
 PQFP 208
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AT94K05/10/40AL Summary (5 pages, revision I, updated 1/08)
AT94K05/10/40AL (204 pages, revision I, updated 1/8)
 
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16-bit Arithmetic (3 pages, updated 4/01)
This Application Note lists program examples for arithmetic operation on 16-bit values.
2-Wire Serial Macros (4 pages, updated 4/01)
The 2-wire serial macros provide a simple method for setting the 2-wire serial features on the AT94K device.
Accessing 16-bit I/O Registers (4 pages, updated 11/00)
This Application Note explains how to access the 16-bit I/O registers from the FPSLIC-AVR Core using the in and out instructions.
Accessing the Dual-port SRAM Block from the FPGA Side of the FPSLICŪ (5 pages, updated 7/05)
This application note provides sesigners with an understanding of how to access and achieve optimal performance from the Shared Dual-port SRAM block from the FPGA side of the FPSLIC.
AT94K Series Configuration (38 pages, updated 8/01)
Configuration is the process by which a design is loaded into an AT94K FPSLIC device. AT94K Series devices are SRAM based and can be configured any number of times.
AT94K, FPSLIC Interrupt Macros (6 pages, updated 4/01)
Interrupt macros provide customers with a simple method for enabling/disabling interrupts.
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Development Board: ATDH40M
Development Kit: ATSTK594
ATSTK94
Development Software: System Designer
 
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