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Which Intel FPGA best replaces Altera FPGA EPF10K100A?
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That is a really old device.
The MAX 10 series would be your best bet for a low-cost device with on-chip flash.
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Ok. Thank you, but how long is the MAX 10 fpga family going to stay in production? I need a part that will be produced for the next 3 or 4 years (min).
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Hi,
Is all your questions addressed? I will need to close this case in another 3 days if I do not receive any response from you.
Thank you.
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