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The GPIO User Guide states only about 40% of the I/Os are available when using the internal ADC of the MAX 10 in E144 package with I/O voltage of 3.3V. Quartus states that the pin placement will cause performance degradation on ADC sampling. Since I would like to use the leaded E144 package and need nearly all I/O pins for the design, I am interested which performance I can still expect when ignoring the pin placement notes. And which restrictions should be followed for I/Os (speeds, drive strength) in that case?
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Hi SRode1,
For package E144:
- Cannot be used as GPIO pins = Bank 1A, 1B, 2, and 8
- Can be used as GPIO pins = Banks 4 and 6
- Can be used as a percentage of GPIO pins = Banks 3(39%), 5(83%), and 7(39%)
Since you are using voltage of 3.3V, your I/O standard is in Group 4.
Therefore, the percentage of GPIO pins allowed is Bank 3(39%), Bank 5(83%), and Bank 7(39%).
Noted: The Intel Quartus Prime software will issue a critical warning if this I/O settings violated.
Thanks
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