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Hello,
I'm looking for a low-cost development kit based on FPGA Cyclone. The board should enable me to do coding in VHDL or Verilog to access external peripheries like convertors and memories I can connect and coding in C-language if available. I'd like also to say Altera's FPGA and design tools are new to me, I'm experienced in other supplier FPGA board and the board I'm looking for is only for personal use. I might interest in your Nios II Embedded Evaluation Kit (NEEK), Cyclone III Edition (DK-N2EVAL-3C25N) but not sure if it meet my requirements. I read the product description and wiki pages about Nios processor but still don't know for same parts. My first question is if the kit allows disabling the processor core and start coding in VHDL? I like the board abilities such as uCLinux but also need coding in VHLD or in Verilog. I would like also use the board abilities for video processing using Composite TV-input coding in VHDL and C-language if available. My application target is a simpler object recognition and 2-D filtration. From the descriptions the board performance seems to be adequate. Am I right? Thank you, Petr MosnaLink Copied
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Good Day,
I too am relatively new to Altera's latest and greatest offerings and much like yourself was wondering what would be a good fit for some of the same applications you have in mind. Our Altera FAE recommended the following: Digi-Key P/N: 544-2411-ND Description: KIT DEV NIOS II EMBEDDED - CYCLONE III EDITION I hope this gets you onto the right track to evaluating your needs. Cheers, Feras- Mark as New
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Hello,
Regarding video on this board you can look at the following video presentation: http://www.altera.com/education/webcasts/videos/videos-simplify-video-processing.html (http://www.altera.com/education/webcasts/videos/videos-simplify-video-processing.html) I think this is a very nice board but some times the FPGA device is to small for my designs, so I have to do only part of the design. BR, Reuevn
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