Jumpers, Jumpers –7 – Altera Cyclone III FPGA Starter Board User Manual

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2–7

April 2012

Cyclone III FPGA Starter Board Reference Manual

Board Components and Interfaces

Figure 2–3

shows the simplest clocking scheme with a single clock input;

however, much more complex clocking schemes can be implemented
with Cyclone III FPGAs.

Figure 2–3. Cyclone III FPGA Starter Board’s Clocking Scheme

Jumpers

Table 2–5

lists board jumpers and jumper operational descriptions.

50 MHz

Oscillator

16 MB

Parallel Flash

SSRAM

HSMC

Cyclone III

EP3C25F324

B9, V9

32 MB DDR

Note: Reference numbers are FPGA pin numbers.

Out:
A1,
C14,
D14,
V18,
U18

In:
A9
F18,
F17
N18,
N17

U2, V2

A2

H4

Table 2–5. Board Jumpers (Part 1 of 2)

Jumper Board

Reference

Jumper Operational Descriptions

JP1 and JP2

Removing both shunts adds the HSMC connector to the JTAG
chain. If the shunts are in place on both jumpers, then the HSMC
connector is removed from the JTAG chain.

JP3

Sense resistor for measuring the power consumed by the 2.5 V
supply to V

CCIO

,

the DDR, the flash I/O, and the SSRAM.

JP4

1.25 V termination supply for DDR2. To supply an external
voltage, remove the jumper and connect the external supply to
pin 2. (Pin 2 has a rounded shape on the bottom of the board.)

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