The lotcode breaks down as follows: AYWWAAXX A = Lattice internal alpha code Y = Inspection year (last digit of year produced) WW = Work week of inspection AA = Lattice internal alpha code XX = Sequential inspection lot number
User can refer "Product Selector Guide" document to check which all IP cores are supported by Lattice FPGA families. User can get the "Product Selector Guide" from respective Product page under documentation section > Information Resources > Product ...
The user can generate the bitstream for most Lattice FPGA IPs without any license, but with a "hardware timer" that enables them to use the bitstream only for a limited time before the internal timer resets. Also, the user cannot do the Timing ...
Description: On the ILF (Lattice lot ID) we only use the 2nd to 4th characters of the lot ID. The first character of the date code is the current decade (e.g. 1 on 1712), it was process on 2017, WW12. Another example is for the current Date code that ...
Open the .ncd file generated out of Place and Route with the help of EPIC software. Now, search for the net *hardtimer*. If it is present, one can be sure that the hardware timer is instantiated in the design. If the EPIC software fails to open with ...