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Honored ContributorDE10-Nano Kit vs DE0-Nano-SoC Kit/Atlas-SoC Kit : Which to procure?
Background : I have no prior experience in FPGA SoC or FPGA or CPLD however I have worked extensively on Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (Raspbian OS) and ARM M4 micro-controller (Bare Metal Programming). ...
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Honored ContributorThe DE10-Nano kit has a hard memory controller. I don't know if these boards will work for your applications, but unless you don't want the HDMI or are cost-constrained, I would probably go with the higher capacity FPGA on the DE10-Nano. The DE0 has a slightly faster ARM CPU complex than the DE10 (925Mhz vs. 800Mhz).
I am going through the DE10-Nano documentation with my board and it seems pretty straight-forward so far. I have gotten some of the FPGA demonstrations to work, and have compiled/run C code on the board under Linux.
