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I'm going to interface a 5V CMOS DSP to the 3.3V Flex 6000 FPGA.

This FPGA supports 3.3V and 5V IO according to the below figure from the datasheet:

Multivolt IO

Since the FPGA I found in stock is the 3.3V version, I must connect VCCINT and VCCIO to 3.3V. The minimum Vih of the DSP is 2V. Is it safe to connect both devices together? I'm afraid this 1.3V (3.3V - 2V) isn't enough to avoid ripples or ringing effects on the signals.

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That should be fine.

(If you have 1.3V of ripple or ringing you've got really big problems that need fixing before you should think about transferring data over those signals!)

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