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aiedb
Occasional Contributor
1 year agowriting and reading max10 ufm
hii i have the neek dev kit , and i did a project to write and read the max10 ufm i see in the signal tap in my project that i can write the data and read successfully i programmed the board with...
WZ2
Frequent Contributor
1 year agoHi there,
This is indeed quite unusual. UFM is a non-volatile memory, and in theory, its contents should not change or be erased unless explicitly commanded to do so. I suggest checking the UFM before power-down to confirm that the data is intact. Additionally, please ensure that no logic is accessing or modifying the UFM through the IP interface after the device powers up.
Best regards,
WZ