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Yes, I am sure it was the mfg. Profit maximization :-)
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had to check, virtex5 has a programmable IOdelay, 64 taps of each ~78ps with the nominal 200MHz reference
-Lasse
That is their right of course. Selecting parts for a higher priced close tolerance sales line is hardly anything new. As long as some people are prepared to pay for the extra cost of testing, and as long as all items meet their respective specification claims, then surely there is no problem. If some people are then unable to get higher spec at the cheaper price, that is just their bad luck surely?
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Is it fully programmable? I surely don't remember that, though I didn't use a Virtex-5.
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haven't used it either think it is new for virtex5 and later
-Lasse
Yep, and I told them this was going to happen one fine day. So they had to find another brand with non-notched Gaussian.
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