AR# 8554 FPGA Package Pin-out Data Sheet - In the device pin-out tables, what does No Connect (NC) mean?

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The Device Pin-out section of the data book lists several pins as No Connect. What does this mean?

"No Connect" pins are not bonded, so they can be left unconnected.
If a pin is a "No Connect" in a smaller device and a VCCO in a larger device, the pin should be connected to VCCO to allow migration to the larger device.

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AR# 8554
Date Created	08/21/2007
Last Updated	12/15/2012
Status	Active
Type	General Article
Devices	1700/E/D/L 1700L/D QPro/R 17S00 More 17V00 17V00 QPro/R 1800 18V00 18V00 QPro/R 4000/E/XL/XV 4000E/EX/XL QPro/R 9500 9500XL 9500XL IQ 9500XL XA 9500XV Artix-7 CoolRunner XPLA3 CoolRunner-II CoolRunner-II XA Kintex-7 Platform Flash Platform Flash XA Spartan/XL Spartan-3 Spartan-3 XA Spartan-3A Spartan-3A DSP Spartan-3AN Spartan-3E Spartan-6 LX Spartan-6 LXT Spartan-II Spartan-IIE Spartan-IIE XA Spartan-XL IQ System ACE Virtex Virtex QPro/R Other Products Virtex-4 FX Virtex-4 LX Virtex-4 QPro/R Virtex-4 SX Virtex-5 FXT Virtex-5 LX Virtex-5 LXT Virtex-5 SXT Virtex-5 TXT Virtex-5Q Virtex-5QV Virtex-6 CXT Virtex-6 HXT Virtex-6 LX Virtex-6 LXT Virtex-6 SXT Virtex-7 Virtex-E Virtex-E QPro Virtex-EM Virtex-II Virtex-II Pro Virtex-II Pro X Virtex-II QPro/R Less

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AR# 8554 FPGA Package Pin-out Data Sheet - In the device pin-out tables, what does No Connect (NC) mean?

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