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Newbie questions: 3000A, USB-Blaster, Mac Programming

Altera_Forum
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‎11-26-2009 06:21 PM
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I have a few questions that I hope to get some insight on. I am an electrical engineering student and have experience with MAXII, Quartus, and ByteBlaster programmer. 

 

Here are my questions: 

Is there a development board for the MAX 3000? 

Can the 3000 be programmed with the USB-Blaster? 

Has anyone had experience programming Altera hardware on a Mac (with Fusion or Parallels running Windows)? I think the USB-Blaster would be the best option, but want to be sure! I am running Quartus in Fusion right now with no problems. 

 

Thanks for any advice or links to existing answers to these questions.
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