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Max10 vs Socs: Differences in Nios II Processors of the two systems.

Altera_Forum
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‎10-23-2017 06:47 AM
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Hi 

 

I have some general questions regarding to differences between Max10 and Socs (e.g. Cyclon V). As far as I understand, Max10 does not have an integrated MCU while Cyclon does have one. However one can use the Nios-II processor in both Max10 and Cyclon V for software programming. My question are: 

- Are the Nios-II Processor in Max10 and the Nios-II Processor in Cyclon the same ? 

- And in Socs, how can man indicate specifically that the hardcore-integrated MCU should be used instead of Software-MCU. 

 

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