To ensure proper power-on behavior, the guidelines in the respective family data sheet must be followed. For configuration, UltraScale architecture-based FPGAs require power on the VCCO_0, VCCAUX, VCCBRAM, and VCCINT pins. Power sequencing requirements are described in the data sheet. The power supplies should ramp monotonically within the power supply ramp time range specified in the data sheet. All supply voltages should be within the recommended operating ranges; any dips in VCCINT or VCCAUX below their data retention voltages in the data sheet can result in loss of configuration data.
The FPGA automatically provides a delay between
power-on and the beginning of configuration, called the power-on reset (POR) delay. The POR
delay count is short or long depending on POR_OVERRIDE. The TPOR delay starts from the time
the last required supply rail is supplied to the FPGA at 95% of its nominal value, and ends
with the FPGA
deasserting
the INIT_B pin, sampling the Mode pins, and starting to toggle the CCLK if master mode is selected.