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During configuration global configuration control signals hold the core fabric in a frozen state to prevent electrical contention.
The LSMs work in parallel to asynchronously unfreeze the sectors. Within a sector the LSM unfreezes LAB rows and registers
in the LABs sequentially. The LSMs work to unfreeze the fabric in parallel across all sectors without synchronization.
Consequently, logic in different sectors or in the same sector but in different rows could begin to operate while other logic is
still frozen. The INIT_DONE signal asserts when all the LSMs have entered user mode.
Figure 57. Releasing LAB Rows and Registers in the LABs Sequentially and Asynchronously Across Sectors
Release From Reset
Sector Sector
Sector Sector
Frozen
Functional
The following topics provide more detail about device configuration and initialization, and possible consequences if you do not
use the Reset Release IP to hold the Intel Agilex device in reset until entire fabric enters user mode.
4. Including the Reset Release Intel FPGA IP in Your Design
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Intel Agilex Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ArchitectureFPGA
AI Tensor BlocksYes
CategoryFPGA
FamilyAgilex
Transceiver SpeedUp to 112 Gbps
ManufacturerIntel
SeriesAgilex
Transceiver Data RateUp to 112 Gbps
Memory SupportHBM2E
PCIe SupportPCIe 5.0
MemoryHBM2e
Power EfficiencyImproved over previous generations
Operating TemperatureCommercial, Industrial
Process Technology10nm

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