[sheepshear]

The product table says that MPFS025 works with the free Silver license. Only the -S (security) versions require a paid license. Meaning, the MPFS025T has a free license, but the other MPFS025TS would not.

When searching for hardware part numbers, you should first omit the letters at the end, and then read carefully about what they mean.

[rcxdude]

Not only that, but you can flash an MPF*S with a non-S version. You only lose the "security" features (read: anti-tampering and debug prevention)

[hmry]

The product table I saw says "MPF100 (non 'S' devices)", and then I checked their MPF100 family comparison page and saw that no "MPFS*" devices were listed there. Is there a more informative product table on some page? Or how is one expected to know that MPFS025 is a "MPF100 non S" device? Genuine question, I am curious

[sheepshear]

https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/fpgas-and-plds/fpga...

Then click on the link "Libero license selector guide" to download the Excel spreadsheet. Filter or search for MPFS025.

Microchip does Excel spreadsheet selector guides for everything. As a general guideline when dealing with hardware components, don't trust anything you read on a web page.

[hmry]

Ah, thank you!