1623 - All FPGAs: What affect does device family, part density, speed grade, or package selection have on how IPexpress generates a Lattice IP Core?

Description:

There is a difference in how the Lattice IP Core is generated between different FPGA families.
The difference is not in the functionality, but in the technology elements targeted.
For example, the files generated for the IP Core may contain memory elements that are device specific.

Within each device family the device size, speed grade, and package information do not affect the generated Lattice IP Core files.

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1623 - All FPGAs: What affect does&nbsp;device family, part density, speed grade, or package&nbsp;selection have on how IPexpress generates a Lattice IP Core?

1623 - All FPGAs: What affect does&nbsp;device family, part density, speed grade, or package&nbsp;selection have on how IPexpress generates a Lattice IP Core?

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