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EP4CE6 vs. EP2C8

Altera_Forum
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‎03-18-2015 03:09 PM
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Hi all 

I want to buy a FPGA for processor design purposes which means the FPGA have to meet the following features : 

1. A lot of memory blocks for RAM or SRAM 

2. Number of I/O interfaces is not very important 

3. Need good clock speed 

4. Other features for processor design ! 

 

Which one do you prefer ( B/W EP4CE6 vs. EP2C8 ) ? 

 

Thanks a lot
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Altera_Forum
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‎03-18-2015 04:48 PM
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Hi all 

I want to buy a FPGA for processor design purposes which means the FPGA have to meet the following features : 

1. A lot of memory blocks for RAM or SRAM 

2. Number of I/O interfaces is not very important 

3. Need good clock speed 

4. Other features for processor design ! 

 

Which one do you prefer ( B/W EP4CE6 vs. EP2C8 ) ? 

 

Thanks a lot 

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i replied to this thread (cross posted to edaboard) on edaboard. (http://www.edaboard.com/thread334060.html#post1425903)
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Altera_Forum
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‎03-18-2015 04:55 PM
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I asked this question somewhere else and got the answer on that forum. So is it possible for moderators to remove this topic ?

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