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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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IDeyn
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7 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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7 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.