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 ====== Cmod Reference Manual ====== ====== Cmod Reference Manual ======
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 Cmod boards combine a Xilinx CPLD, a JTAG programming port, and power supply circuits in a convenient 600-mil, 40-pin DIP package. Cmods are ideally suited for breadboard or other prototype circuit designs where the use of small surface mount packages is impractical.  Cmod boards combine a Xilinx CPLD, a JTAG programming port, and power supply circuits in a convenient 600-mil, 40-pin DIP package. Cmods are ideally suited for breadboard or other prototype circuit designs where the use of small surface mount packages is impractical. 
  
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-====== Features ======+===== Features =====
   * A single 3.3V supply voltage (voltage regulation provided on Cmod board where required);   * A single 3.3V supply voltage (voltage regulation provided on Cmod board where required);
   * Adequate bypass capacitance on all CPLD voltage supply pins;   * Adequate bypass capacitance on all CPLD voltage supply pins;
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-====== Functional Description ======+===== Functional Description =====
  
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-====== CPLD Configuration ======+===== CPLD Configuration =====
  
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-====== Power Supplies ======+===== Power Supplies =====
  
 Cmod boards require a single 3.3V supply on pin 20, and a single GND on pin 21. Current consumption is dependant on CPLD family, CPLD configuration, and external circuits. In most cases, current will be far less than 100mA, but the Xilinx data sheets for the particular CPLD should be referenced for more information. Cmod boards require a single 3.3V supply on pin 20, and a single GND on pin 21. Current consumption is dependant on CPLD family, CPLD configuration, and external circuits. In most cases, current will be far less than 100mA, but the Xilinx data sheets for the particular CPLD should be referenced for more information.
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-====== CPLDs ======+===== CPLDs =====
  
 Cmod boards are available with CoolRunner-2, CoolRunner (XPLA), and XC95 CPLDs. All available CPLD I/O signals are routed to the DIP connector, and the JTAG signals are routed to a programming connector. CPLD pinouts are provided in tables 2 and 3 below. Please see the data sheets for the CPLDs available at the Xilinx web site for more information. Cmod boards are available with CoolRunner-2, CoolRunner (XPLA), and XC95 CPLDs. All available CPLD I/O signals are routed to the DIP connector, and the JTAG signals are routed to a programming connector. CPLD pinouts are provided in tables 2 and 3 below. Please see the data sheets for the CPLDs available at the Xilinx web site for more information.