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what differnce is between the epc1pi8 and epc1pi8n?
and the two is compatible is software? and now ,I programmed the pof file which is suited for epc1pi8 into epc1pi8n,and the fpga will work well as before? thanks in advance,Link Copied
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Hi,
Only package difference. If you have all the original design files, generate .pof Programming Files with the previous .sof. With which you can program the device. Can use Quartus 13 or older version. For the new design, both the part numbers are not recommended. Refer below link https://www.mouser.com/pcn/intel_corporation_pdn1708_rev_1.0.0.pdf Best Regards, Anand Raj Shankar (This message was posted on behalf of Intel Corporation)- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Hi, Only package difference. If you have all the original design files, generate .pof Programming Files with the previous .sof. With which you can program the device. Can use Quartus 13 or older version. For the new design, both the part numbers are not recommended. Refer below link https://www.mouser.com/pcn/intel_corporation_pdn1708_rev_1.0.0.pdf Best Regards, Anand Raj Shankar (This message was posted on behalf of Intel Corporation) --- Quote End --- thanks for your response. and so far ,I have no original source file . I just want to rework a customer board built with epf10k50vqi240-2 and epc1pi8 ,I found the epc1pi8 is down and no more epc1pi8 is available in market. I just found some epc1pi8n. I just copy the original POF file from the good one/epc1pi8 to epc1pi8n by a universal programmer, and does the epc1pi8n work as its orignial one ? or make the epf10k50vqi240-2 work well as before?
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Hi,
Better try and get know. Both devices are same, only package difference so I'm not seeing any issues. It should work fine for new designs, but for existing .pof file we need to try and see. Best Regards, Anand Raj Shankar (This message was posted on behalf of Intel Corporation)- Mark as New
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ok, the Epc1pi8 is compatible with epc1pi8n, and the fpga epf10k50v is down too, so this mislead my judgement.
thanks a lot.
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