AN 932: Flash Access Migration Guidelines from Control Block-Based Devices to SDM-Based Devices

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Date 7/31/2023
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1. Flash Access Migration Guidelines from Control Block-Based Devices to SDM-Based Devices
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1.1. Introduction 1.2. Migration from Control Block-Based to SDM-Based Devices in Flash Access and RSU Operation 1.3. Using GPIO as Interface for Accessing Flash Devices 1.4. Supported QSPI Devices Based on Controller Type 1.5. Document Revision History for AN 932: Flash Access Migration Guidelines from Control Block-Based Devices to SDM-Based Devices
1.2. Migration from Control Block-Based to SDM-Based Devices in Flash Access and RSU Operation x
1.2.1. Control Block-Based Devices 1.2.2. SDM-Based Devices
1.2.2. SDM-Based Devices x
1.2.2.1. Comparison between Serial Flash Mailbox, Mailbox Client and Mailbox Client with Avalon® Streaming Interface Intel® FPGA IPs
1. Flash Access Migration Guidelines from Control Block-Based Devices to SDM-Based Devices

1.1. Introduction

The flash access migration guidelines provide an idea on how you can implement a design with flash access and Remote System Update (RSU) operation on supported devices. These guidelines can also help you migrate from control block-based design to Secure Device Manager (SDM)-based design with flash access and RSU operation. Newer devices use SDM-based architecture with different flash access and remote system update when compared to legacy devices using control block-based architecture.

Table 1.  Supported Devices by Architecture Type
Architecture Type Device Families
SDM-based Intel Agilex® FPGA portfolio:
  • Intel Agilex® 5
  • Intel Agilex® 7
Intel® Stratix® 10
Control block-based Stratix® V
Arria® V (including SoC devices)
Cyclone® V (including SoC devices
Intel® Arria® 10 (including SoC devices)
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