Hi, does any one knows when we will be able to get hands on Cyclone 10 chips ? We have project where this device will fit perfectly, since MAX10 is not big enough, and can't connect to 32b SDRAM Any road map when it will be available ?

--- Quote Start --- MAX10 is not big enough --- Quote End --- So, why look straight to Cyclone 10? There are plenty of other suitable devices, that are available. What do both Cyclone 10 and MAX 10 give you that Cyclone V doesn't? Small/midrange Cyclone V parts are quite a bit bigger than MAX 10... Intel will release a roadmap in their own time. Cheers, Alex

faster LVDS, 32b SDRAM capability, hardware floating point, and so on.

I was a bit taken aback that there is no Cyclone 10 SoC in the lineup, is it your experience that the SoC version of the line is announced later ? We were just considering moving our system from NIOS to ARM, so it would be nice to know if these will continue to be provided on the Cyclone line.

--- Quote Start --- I was a bit taken aback that there is no Cyclone 10 SoC in the lineup, is it your experience that the SoC version of the line is announced later ? We were just considering moving our system from NIOS to ARM, so it would be nice to know if these will continue to be provided on the Cyclone line. --- Quote End --- It doesn't look like there will be a C10 SoC anytime soon (or ever). My guess is that Cyclone V SoC is still the low cost option if you need to use ARM

--- Quote Start --- It doesn't look like there will be a C10 SoC anytime soon (or ever). My guess is that Cyclone V SoC is still the low cost option if you need to use ARM --- Quote End --- What makes you think so ? We considered the ARM to do some run-time programmable low-speed (~100kHz) signal processing, for which, I think, the NIOS does not have enough speed, but which an ARM core could do. I think the Cyclone V SoC should be able to do that, but I am not so sure if this is a good solution for the next 5-10 years. It does not look like the Arria is even coming close in price, so we would have to consider other options. If there will be no updates, we could also consider other options.

Altera Cyclone 10 First chips | Altera Community

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Altera_Forum
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9 years ago
--- Quote Start ---
I was a bit taken aback that there is no Cyclone 10 SoC in the lineup, is it your experience that the SoC version of the line is announced later ?

We were just considering moving our system from NIOS to ARM, so it would be nice to know if these will continue to be provided on the Cyclone line.
--- Quote End ---

It doesn't look like there will be a C10 SoC anytime soon (or ever). My guess is that Cyclone V SoC is still the low cost option if you need to use ARM
Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
9 years ago
I was a bit taken aback that there is no Cyclone 10 SoC in the lineup, is it your experience that the SoC version of the line is announced later ?

We were just considering moving our system from NIOS to ARM, so it would be nice to know if these will continue to be provided on the Cyclone line.
Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
9 years ago
faster LVDS, 32b SDRAM capability, hardware floating point, and so on.
Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
9 years ago
--- Quote Start ---
MAX10 is not big enough
--- Quote End ---
So, why look straight to Cyclone 10? There are plenty of other suitable devices, that are available. What do both Cyclone 10 and MAX 10 give you that Cyclone V doesn't? Small/midrange Cyclone V parts are quite a bit bigger than MAX 10...

Intel will release a roadmap in their own time.

Cheers,
Alex

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