Altera ByteBlaster II Parallel Port
- RS Stock No.:
- 729-4261
- Mfr. Part No.:
- PL-BYTEBLASTER2N
- Brand:
- Altera
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- RS Stock No.:
- 729-4261
- Mfr. Part No.:
- PL-BYTEBLASTER2N
- Brand:
- Altera
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ByteBlaster II Programming Cable
The ByteBlaster™ II download cable allows you to program and configure Altera devices. This cable drives configuration data from a standard parallel printer port on a PC to the device on the PCB. Because design changes are downloaded directly to the device, prototyping is easy and you can accomplish multiple design iterations in quick succession.
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