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JRe2s
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10 months ago
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RAM extension 10M02SCE144I7G

Hello team,

how can the memory of the 10M02SCE144I7G be extended to > 100kByte?

Best rergards,

Jochen

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  • FvM's avatar
    FvM
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    Hi, depends on RAM purpose. You can connect parallel SRAM, for slower access also SPI RAM.
  • yeah, you can do with:


    1. External SRAM (Simple, Low Latency)

    MAX 10 has sufficient GPIOs to interface with an SRAM chip in a parallel fashion.

    2. External SDRAM (Higher Density, More Complex)

    Implement an SDRAM controller (either custom or use an Intel FPGA SDRAM Controller IP).

    3. External SPI Flash or QSPI Flash (Large, but Slow)

    MAX 10 devices support serial flash memory (SPI/QSPI).

    Access through a SPI controller (either soft-core or an Intel IP core).

    4. I2C or SPI-based External EEPROM (Small, Slow)

    Use an I2C EEPROM like 24LC1025 (128KB, I2C interface) or an SPI EEPROM for small storage needs.

    Slow access times make it suitable for configuration storage, not high-speed operations.

    Thanks



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    KennyT_altera
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