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10M25DAF484C8G

10M25DAF484C8G

Intel (Altera)
Lower-density MAX 10 option for designs that need fewer logic elements at reduced cost.
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Overview

The Intel (Altera) 10M25DAF484C8G is a lower-density FPGA from the MAX 10 family. It provides essential programmable logic for cost-sensitive designs that require a smaller number of logic elements. This device operates within a commercial temperature range.

Why Choose This Part

This FPGA offers a cost-effective solution for designs needing fewer logic elements. It includes 29 KB of RAM and 61 KB of flash, along with a 402 MHz maximum core clock. Its operational range from 0 C to 85 C suits many commercial applications.

Applications

General-purpose glue logic
Implementing custom interface logic, protocol conversion, or bridging between different components in a system.
Sensor data aggregation
Collecting and preprocessing data from multiple sensors before sending it to a microcontroller or processor.
System supervision and control
Monitoring system status, managing power sequences, and implementing watchdog functions.
Embedded control units
Creating dedicated control blocks for specific functions that benefit from hardware acceleration.
Basic video and display control
Generating simple display timings or managing basic graphics operations for small displays.

Getting Started

Intel's Quartus Prime software provides the complete design environment for MAX 10 FPGAs, including synthesis, placement, routing, and programming. Evaluation kits such as the MAX 10 FPGA Development Kit are available to facilitate rapid prototyping and development.

Also Consider

Artix-7 XC7A35T AMD Xilinx - For designs requiring more logic capacity, higher performance, or advanced features like transceivers, the Artix-7 family is a suitable step up.
LFE5U-25F-6BG256C Lattice Semiconductor - The Lattice ECP5 series offers an alternative for general-purpose FPGAs, often providing competitive performance and features.
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