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Reddit mentions of TERASIC TECHNOLOGIES P0082 CYCLONE IV, EP4CE22F17C6N, FPGA, DE0-NANO, DEV KIT

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We found 3 Reddit mentions of TERASIC TECHNOLOGIES P0082 CYCLONE IV, EP4CE22F17C6N, FPGA, DE0-NANO, DEV KIT. Here are the top ones.

TERASIC TECHNOLOGIES P0082 CYCLONE IV, EP4CE22F17C6N, FPGA, DE0-NANO, DEV KIT
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  • Price For: EachOrder Unit: Tape & Reel Cut 1 Core Architecture:: FPGA Core Sub-Architecture:: Cyclone Features:: EP4CE22F17C6N FPGA, 2x GPIO Headers, 32MB RAM, Accelerometer Kit Contents:: Board, USB Cable, 2x CDs, QS Guide No. of Bits:: - SVHC:: To Be Advised Silicon Core Number:: EP4C Silicon Family Name:: Cyclone IV Silicon Manufacturer:: Altera
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Weight0.4629707502 pounds
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Found 3 comments on TERASIC TECHNOLOGIES P0082 CYCLONE IV, EP4CE22F17C6N, FPGA, DE0-NANO, DEV KIT:

u/Dirt_Dog_ · 25 pointsr/worldnews

https://smile.amazon.com/Programmable-Development-DE0-NANO-4CE22F-CYCLONE/dp/B00MEKRXAE/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1492411497&sr=8-6&keywords=FPGA

With free 2 day shipping. They're used in every undergrad computer engineering program on earth.

u/coldandfromcali · 1 pointr/EngineeringStudents

Amazon has some pretty barebones kits, but you have to provide DIP switches, LEDs, sensors, etc and wire them into a breadboard yourself.

If you want to spend more money, take a look at this kit. These are the boards used in my Digital Logic classes, and are easy to use. They also come with onboard IO.

u/bowbalitic · 1 pointr/ECE

My school teaches cplds in dld, so I picked up the below fpga to practice on. Haven't actually done anything with it yet, but these reasons are why i bought it.

  • Altera and quartus 2 is what my school uses and is one of industries leading companies, so it was a plus for me
    -most other "teaching/learning" fpgas used software that wasn't used in the industry
  • many of the other "teaching" fpgas kinda died as projects and didn't offer any additional tutorials

    Disadvantage is that's there is virtually nothing on the board to play with, so doing anything will require separate modules wired to i/os. Not even 7 seg display or buttons.

    Programmable Logic IC Development Tools DE0-NANO (4CE22F) CYCLONE FPGA DEV KIT https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MEKRXAE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_c6fyfaqFWZjPS

    Edit, CPLDs are much cheaper and supposedly slightly easier. May be better to start off with.