Terasic Cyclone V SoC Dev Board (P0496)
Overview
A Terasic development board built around an Intel/Altera Cyclone V SoC family device that combines an ARM processor subsystem with FPGA fabric. Designed for engineers who need heterogeneous compute on a single board for tight hardware/software co-design. Suited to prototyping embedded Linux systems that need FPGA-accelerated functions.
Why Choose This Part
Combines an ARM processing subsystem with FPGA fabric on a single board, enabling tight integration between software and custom hardware. The SoC approach simplifies data movement between processor and logic compared with discrete MCU + FPGA solutions, and gives access to ample I/O and real-time acceleration options for embedded and edge workloads.
Applications
Key Specifications
Getting Started
Use Intel Quartus Prime and the Intel SoC EDS toolchain for FPGA compilation and ARM cross-development; Terasic typically supplies board schematics, sample designs and Linux images or build instructions. Expect to use a JTAG/USB connection for programming and an SD card or USB for Linux root images; review Terasic example projects to see how ARM <-> FPGA communication is implemented.



