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Lattice MXO2-1200 Small System FPGA Development Board
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The Lattice MXO2-1200 Small System FPGA Development Board is a compact FPGA development board for digital system design and prototyping. It uses a Lattice-based XO2-1200HC FPGA and provides resources for FPGA development projects. The board includes onboard programming support and JTAG support for FPGA configuration and debugging. It also offers HDMI, USB, and SD card interfaces for peripheral connection. Powered by MicroUSB, it supports DAPLink mode for FPGA configuration and UART communication.
Designed for FPGA development, this board combines logic resources, memory, clocking, and interface options in one platform. It includes a 12MHz external clock and an internal PLL for high-speed operation. The board also provides 14 GPIO pins for general-purpose connectivity. Two onboard LEDs are included for power and logic status indication.
Features of Lattice MXO2-1200 Small System FPGA Development Board
- Lattice-based XO2-1200HC FPGA
- Onboard programming support
- JTAG support
- HDMI, USB, and SD card interfaces
- MicroUSB power and DAPLink mode support
- 14 GPIO pins
- Two onboard LEDs
Specifications of Lattice MXO2-1200 Small System FPGA Development Board
- 1280 LUTs
- 64Kbits embedded block RAM
- PLL
- DDR/DDR2/PDDR support
- Built-in dual-boot Flash
- 2 I2C
- 1 SPI
- Timer hard core
- 3.3V power supply
- Powered by MicroUSB
- DAPLink mode for FPGA configuration and UART communication
- 12MHz external clock
- 14 GPIO pins
- 14th GPIO pin shared with the heartbeat LED
- 2 LEDs on the board
- 3.3V power indicator - PWR
- FPGA logic status indicator - HB
- 5V-3.3V LDO
- External power through PIN 16
- Maximum 150mA
How to Use Lattice MXO2-1200 Small System FPGA Development Board
- Connect the board through MicroUSB or external power on PIN 16.
- Use DAPLink mode, JTAG, or onboard programming for FPGA configuration.
- Develop and test your FPGA design using the available interfaces and GPIO pins.
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- The 14th GPIO pin is shared with the heartbeat LED on the board.
- The 12MHz external clock can be shared with the LPC11U35.
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