How can you tell how much CFM (MAX 10 device family) your compressed .pof file takes up if the generated file size is not indicative of the compression ratio?

Hi Susan8,

If you refer to Table 1 (https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/hb/max-10/ug_m10_ufm.pdf#page=4):

For 10M08 device:

Flash & analog variants:

If you have a look at Table 2 above, is you want to maximize the UFM, you can choose single compressed image.

The maximum possible value UFM is = (UFM1 + UFM0 + CFM2 + CFM0) x 16

The maximum possible value UFM is = (8 + 8 + 41 + 29) x 16

= 1376 Kb

Compact Variant:

If you have a look at Table 3 above, is you want to maximize the UFM, you can choose single compressed image.

The maximum possible value UFM is = (UFM1 + UFM0) x 16

The maximum possible value UFM is = (8 + 8) x 16

= 256 Kb

For CFM0, depend on how much size you want to use.

CFM0 have 70 page. Thus maximum size for cfm0 is:

70 x 16 = 1120Kb.

Thanks.