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Altera: P0082 DE0-Nano Development Board

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Overview

 

The P0082 DE0-Nano boardP0082 DE0-Nano board introduces a compact-sized FPGA development platform suited for to a wide range of portable design projects, such as robots and mobile projects. The DE0-Nano is ideal for use with embedded soft processors, it features a powerful Altera Cyclone IV FPGA (with 22,320 logic elements), 32 MB of SDRAM, 2 Kb EEPROM, and a 16 Mb serial configuration memory device. For connecting to real-world sensors the DE0-Nano includes a 8-channel 12-bit A/D converter, and it also features an 13-bit, 3-axis accelerometer device.

 

The DE0-Nano board includes a built-in USB Blaster for FPGA programming, and the board can be powered either from this USB port or by an external power source. The board includes expansion headers that can be used to attach various Terasic daughter cards or other devices, such as motors and actuators. Inputs and outputs include 2 pushbuttons, 8 user LEDs and a set of 4 dip-switches.

 

This platform allows user:

  • To extend designs beyond the DE0-Nano board with two external general-purpose I/O (GPIO) headers
  • To handle larger data storage and frame buffering with onboard memory devices including SDRAM and EEPROM
  • Provides enhanced user peripheral with LEDs and push buttons
  • Small and lightweight
  • Re-configurable without requiring superfluous hardware
  • Suitable for mobile designs where portable power is crucial, as it provides three power scheme options including a USB Mini-AB port, 2-pin external power header, and two DC 5-V pins

 

Key Applications: Broadcast, Consumer, Industrial, Wireless, Wireline.

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Development Tools

 

Software Development Tools:

 

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IDEAlteraALL Altera DevicesAltera Quartus II

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Hardware Development Tools:

 

Tool TypeSupplierSupported Family MPNDescription
Download CableAlteraALL Altera DevicesPL-BYTEBLASTER2NPL-BYTEBLASTER2NThe ByteBlaster II enables a PC to configure or program Altera devices. The download cable drives configuration or programming data using a standard parallel printer port from the PC.
Download CableAlteraALL Altera DevicesPL-USB-BLASTER-RCNPL-USB-BLASTER-RCNThe USB-Blaster drives configuration or programming data from the PC to configure or program Altera devices. The download cable interfaces to a standard USB PC port.

 

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Technical Documents

Learning Center
TypeDescription
User ManualAltera: User Manual for DE0-Nano board
DatasheetAltera: Datasheet for Cyclone IV Device

 

Design Elements
TypeDescription
SchematicAltera: Schematic File for P0082 DE0-Nano Development Board
Application LibraryAltera: Application Library for DE0-Nano Control Panel
Application LibraryAltera: Software Code for Demonstration Examples
Application LibraryAltera: Application Library for DE0-Nano System Builder

 

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Kit Features

 

The DE0-Nano Development Board features the following:

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  • Cyclone IV EP4CE22F17C6NEP4CE22F17C6N FPGA
    • 22,320 LEs
    • 594-Kb embedded memory
    • 66 embedded 18x18 multipliers
    • 4 general-purpose phase-locked loops (PLLs)
    • 153 maximum FPGA I/O pins
  • Configuration status and set-up elements
    • Onboard USB-BlasterTM circuit for programming
    • AlteraRegistered serial configuration device – EPCS16
  • Expansion header
    • Two 40-pin headers (GPIOs) provides 72 I/O pins
    • Two 5-V power pins, two 3.3-V power pins, and four ground pins
    • One 26-pin header provides 16 digital I/O pins and 8 analog input pins to connect to analog sensors
  • Memory devices
    • 32-MB SDRAM
    • 2-Kb I2C EEPROM
  • General user input/output
    • 8 green LEDs
    • 2 debounced push buttons
    • 4 dual in-line package (DIP) switches
  • G-sensor
    • 3-axis accelerometer with high resolution (13 bits)
  • Analog-to-digital converter
    • 8-channel, 12-bit analog-to-digital converter
    • 50 ksps to 200 ksps
  • Clock system
    • Onboard 50-MHz clock oscillator
  • Power supply
    • USB Type Mini-AB port (5 V)
    • Two DC 5-V pins of the GPIO headers (5 V)
    • 2-pin external power header (3.6 V – 5.7 V)
  • Connectivity
    • Connect D5M
      • Connect with 5-megapixel CMOS sensor (D5M)
    • Connect LTM
      • Connect with LCD touch screen module (LTM)
    • Connect THDB-ADA
      • Connect with analog-to-digital / digital-to-analog conversion daughtercard (THDB-ADA)
  • USB Mini-B cable

 

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Kit Contents

 

The Altera's P0082 DE0-Nano Development BoardP0082 DE0-Nano Development Board supplied with below contents:

 

  • DE0-Nano board
  • DE0-Nano system CD ROM
  • Altera Complete Design Suite
  • DE0-Nano quick start guide
  • USB Cable
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  • Really interested in this, seems to be a good starting kit for FPGA development. How does this compare to say the BASYS 2 kit from Xilinx? If I were to start out with FPGA development, should I go down the Altera route or opt for Xilinx? I like how it has an onboard accelerometer, but the male pin headers seem annoying for breadboard use (you need female to male jumpers).