Altera Cyclone I 1C6 FPGA board giveaway
Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2014 6:23 pm
Hi,
Whilst rummaging through my massive parts dumpster I came across my first FPGA experimenters board. It is only a Cyclone 1C6 (need Quartus ~ v9.0) which I do not wish to downgrade nor have a furthur use for this board. It still works as have just tested it with it's test program
I am willing to give this board away (It only cost me $80 a few years ago) - Just a genuine interest in FPGAs
It contains:
16x2 Backlit Blue LCD Hitachi interface
VGA Output (R3,G3,B2)
CY7C1019CV33 1Mbit SRAM (128kB x 8 organisation)
8 digit 7seg display
4 pushbuttons
8 LEDs
2x PS2 ports
1x RS232 Serial Port
USB or DC jack powered
Need JTAG programmer to program. I haven't a spare one on hand but they're less than AUD$10
If anyone (local) is interested in starting out with FPGAs, this is a cheap easy way to start. I have all documents and Quartus II Web edition can be downloaded free (<v9 I think is needed to support Cyclone I chips)
Whilst rummaging through my massive parts dumpster I came across my first FPGA experimenters board. It is only a Cyclone 1C6 (need Quartus ~ v9.0) which I do not wish to downgrade nor have a furthur use for this board. It still works as have just tested it with it's test program
I am willing to give this board away (It only cost me $80 a few years ago) - Just a genuine interest in FPGAs
It contains:
16x2 Backlit Blue LCD Hitachi interface
VGA Output (R3,G3,B2)
CY7C1019CV33 1Mbit SRAM (128kB x 8 organisation)
8 digit 7seg display
4 pushbuttons
8 LEDs
2x PS2 ports
1x RS232 Serial Port
USB or DC jack powered
Need JTAG programmer to program. I haven't a spare one on hand but they're less than AUD$10
If anyone (local) is interested in starting out with FPGAs, this is a cheap easy way to start. I have all documents and Quartus II Web edition can be downloaded free (<v9 I think is needed to support Cyclone I chips)