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IDeyn
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7 years ago

Does Intel FPGAs (not SoCs) support eMMCs?

Hi all. The goal is to store data into NAND or eMMC flash device. During some search, I didn't find any FPGA dev. kits with eMMC or NAND more than 2 Gb. Also, in that doc - https://www.intel.com/con...
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EBERLAZARE_I_Intel
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6 years ago
Hi Ivan, I think the question would be why is there no eMMC in FPGA without SoCs? Because document will not be made if the device itself is not in the specify in the board. I'm sorry I could not answer your question. Maybe the question is to be asked to the Marketing Team on why eMMC is not chosen to be installed in non SoC FPGAs? Best Regards.
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IDeyn
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6 years ago

Hi el.ign,

Thank you for your answer.

But I don't know how to ask the Marketing Team to advise on my question.

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Best Regards,

Ivan

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    EBERLAZARE_I_Intel
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    6 years ago

    Hi,

    There are 3 types of non SoCs FPGA for Cyclone V family; Cyclone V E, Cyclone V GX, Cyclone V GT.

    It is probably up to the manufacturing company decision I guess in terms of wide users demands. For example, if they want to build their customer board using one of the 3 mentioned Cyclone V non SoCs FPGA, and with any types of flash devices eMMC, NAND, etc2.. Only then documents will be provided receptively to the devices.

    Regards.