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4 years ago

MAX 10 Device ID (Chip ID)

We have difficulty to fine enough onboard MAX10 device for our products. We are seeking alternative parts.

One of the issue is remote upgrade. We plan to use FPGA Device ID/Chip ID through JAM STAPL/JTAG reading. Unfortunately, I can’t find the info about the Device ID values.

The list below is our potential alternative parts. Can you help me find the Device ID for each of them?

10M25DAF256C7G

10M25DAF256I7G

10M25DAF256A7G

10M25DAF256I7P

10M16DCF256C7G

10M16DCF256I7G

10M16DCF256A7G

10M40DCF256C7G

10M40DCF256I7G

10M40DCF256A7G

10M50DCF256C7G

10M50DCF256I7G

10M50DCF256A7G

10M16DAF256C7G

10M16DAF256I7G

10M16DAF256I6G

10M16DAF256A7G

10M40DAF256C7G

10M40DAF256I7G

10M50DAF256C7G

10M50DAF256I7G

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    • TLu4's avatar
      TLu4
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      Hi Aiman,

      Thanks for help!

      I read all these documents. Unfortunately, I couldn't find the specific values for any device. I need Chip ID VALUE for the devices I listed so that if we get any of them as alternative part we can remotely upgrade the FPGA based on the device ID.

      Would you please dig out these values for me?

      Thanks.

      Tim

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    Hi Aiman,

    If I have these chips, sure I can do that. The problem is I don't have these chips.

    The issue comes from the chip shortage, we prepare the SW roadmap for whatever we can get.

    Again, I am looking for exact Chip ID values somewhere documented in Intel/Altera's document, I am sure these ID values are defined and documented. Apparently, I couldn't find it from published ones. Please help me find them.

    Thanks.

    Tim

  • Hi,


    The Chip ID contain wafer and lot number, so unique chip ID is confidential, hence Intel does not publish the chip ID in any documents.

    And we also do not have the information for each devices.


    Regards,

    Aiman


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    • Ky8's avatar
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      Hello!


      Can you tell me which bits are corresponding to device type(name)?

      I have started to check our boards which I put MAX10(10M08SC) on. Unique Chip ID's values seems to be different at some bits between each board.

      Unique Chip ID includes Lot number and x, y cordinate of the die? It is shown on video "Using the Arria 10 Unique Chip ID feature"
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9-DX20rJ0U

      I cannot identify a device type because I do not know where is the part corresponding to the device type(name) in 64 bits.

      Thank you very much.

      Ky8

      • Ky8's avatar
        Ky8
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        I am very sorry for my mistake.
        I posted it to wrong thread.

        Please forgive me.

        Ky8