This document describes the features and characteristics of Altera Corporation's products, including programmable solutions, trademarks, and service marks.
This document introduces the use of Altera Cyclone devices in multiple-voltage systems, including the MultiVolt™ I/O operation capability of the devices, hot-socketing, power-up sequence flexibility, power-on reset, etc.
This document provides design guidelines for Altera Corporation's HardCopy series devices. These devices offer cost savings, performance improvement, and reduced power consumption compared to their programmable counterparts. The document describes common design situations to avoid and provides alternatives for designing in these situations.
HardCopy IV Device Handbook, Volume 3: Transceivers is the user manual of HardCopy IV GX transceivers from Altera Corporation. It introduces the dynamic reconfiguration feature of HardCopy IV GX transceivers.
This handbook introduces the Altera Stratix GX device, covering the device's physical characteristics, pin definitions, register descriptions, programming and debugging, etc.
This document is a guide and checklist for power distribution network (PDN) design in high-speed board design. It describes the step-by-step tutorial and best-practice guidelines for designing and reviewing a PDN using the Frequency Domain Target Impedance Method. The document also introduces the Decoupling Design Tool provided by Altera for selecting decoupling capacitors in PDN design. Additional PDN-related papers and online lectures are mentioned as further resources. Familiarity with the mentioned tools and support collateral is assumed.
This file is the pin connection guidelines for Altera Cyclone V series devices, which introduces the pin functions, pin connection methods of the series devices
This document is Volume 1 of the HardCopy III Device Handbook, providing an overview of device interfaces and integration. HardCopy III devices are Altera's low-cost, high-performance, low-power ASICs with pin-outs, densities, and architectures that complement Stratix III devices.
This document lists the upcoming features of the Stratix V device family from Altera Corporation. These features are not enabled in Quartus II software version 12.0, but will be supported in a future release of the software.
This document introduces the interface and integration information of Altera Stratix V devices, including configuration schemes, instructions on how to execute the required configuration schemes, and all the necessary option pin settings