March 2010A list of recently published documents, including descriptions and ordering numbers.
On-line versions of these publications are available on the Lattice website at www.latticesemi.com. Some documents are also available in print. To order print versions, call your local Lattice representative or Lattice's Literature Distribution Department at 1-888-477-7537 (outside the U.S. and Canada, call 503-268-8000) or order by FAX at 503-268-8693. In Europe, contact Lattice's European Literature Fulfillment Department by phone at +44 (0)117 934 1600, by FAX at +44 (0)117 934 1601 or by e-mail at euro.lit@latticesemi.com.
| Title | Description | Web | Order # | |
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| General Information | ||||
| Wireless Solutions Brochure | Updated LatticeECP3 information, plus details on new IP and development boards. |  |
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| Package Diagrams | New 1020-ball Organic fcBGA rev.2, 1152-ball Organic fcBGA, and 1704-ball Organic fcBGA package drawings. | |
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| IP Core User's Guides | ||||
| RapidIO 2.x LP-Serial Physical Layer Endpoint IP Core | Instructions for using the RapidIO 2.x LP-Serial Physical Layer Endpoint IP Core. | |
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| Reference Designs | ||||
| Simple Sigma-Delta ADC | Updated to include LatticeXP2 support. | |
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| PWM Fan Controller | Updated to include LatticeXP2 and VHDL support. | |
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| Accessing Control Registers Through the MDIO Bus | New WISHBONE-compatible MDIO peripheral reference design. | |
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| SPI GPIO Expander | New design that provides a programmable solution for serial expansion of GPIOs using a Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) as the interface between the microprocessor and the GPIOs. The design provides additional control and monitoring capabilities for the microprocessor when it does not have sufficient GPIOs to do the job. | |
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| Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) | New design implements a SPI slave device interface that provides full-duplex, synchronous, serial communication with the SPI master. A simple back-end parallel interface provides the flexibility to interface with any system. | |
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| Technical Notes | ||||
| PCB Layout Recommendations for BGA Packages | PCB layout considerations when working with BGA packages. Outlines some of the most common problems and provides tips for avoiding them at the design stage. Includes BGA breakout and routing examples. | |
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