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How much transistor are 1 ALM in Cyclone V? (also approximately)
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Hi flz47655,
I don't think Altera release such information anymore. It seems like now is based on how much LE are used and how much LE are in a device.- Mark as New
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Yes, agree with ah_zhi02 comments. I don't think Altera will release such information. You can only know how many LE and ALM from Cyclone V device overview.
The ALM uses an 8-input LUT with 4 dedicated registers to help improve timing closure in register-rich designs and achieve an even higher design packing capability than previous generations.- Mark as New
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Thank you all,
What is latest information about LE->transistor conversion?- Mark as New
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Hi flz47655,
I believe that info would not be helpful as well. As there are no direct conversion of LE -> transistor, even if there is one found when you search online, I do not think you can accurately apply to all the devices. Furthermore if you are talking about LE count, it is actually use to estimate how much resource used, when implementing an IP. You may be able to find out how much LE is used up by an IP in their respective user guides. However it is not compared through transistor count. :p Also you can download the web edition for freeeeeee to try synthesis your design and then check how much LE is required for your design. :) Out of curiosity, why would you need the transistor count anyway?
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