NIOS-DEVKIT-2C35N, Nios II Development Kit, Cyclone II Edition provides a hardware platform for developing embedded system based on Altera Cyclone II device

Reference Design using part EP2C35F672C6ES by Intel

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NIOS-DEVKIT-2C35N Block Diagram (Sheet 2 of 33)
Top Level Hierarchy (Sheet 3 of 33)
Clocks (Sheet 4 of 33)
Configuration PLD (Sheet 5 of 33)
Ethernet (Sheet 6 of 33)
Flash (Sheet 7 of 33)
Buttons (Sheet 8 of 33)
Leds and Hex Display (Sheet 9 of 33)
Mictor38P (Sheet 10 of 33)
PLD Bank 1 (Sheet 11 of 33)
PLD Bank 2 (Sheet 12 of 33)
PLD Bank 3 (Sheet 13 of 33)
PLD Bank 4 (Sheet 14 of 33)
PLD Bank 5 (Sheet 15 of 33)
PLD Bank 6 (Sheet 16 of 33)
PLD Bank 7 (Sheet 17 of 33)
PLD Bank 8 (Sheet 18 of 33)
PLD Power (Sheet 19 of 33)
PMC Receptacle (Sheet 20 of 33)
Test Header (Sheet 21 of 33)
Power Connector (Sheet 22 of 33)
Reset and Test headers (Sheet 23 of 33)
12V and -12V (Sheet 24 of 33)
Proto1 Buffers (Sheet 25 of 33)
Proto1 Buffers (Sheet 26 of 33)
Compact Flash Socket (Sheet 27 of 33)
Protocard 1 (Sheet 28 of 33)
Proto2 Buffers (Sheet 29 of 33)
Proto2 Headers (Sheet 30 of 33)
SDRAM (Sheet 31 of 33)
Serial Ports (Sheet 32 of 33)
SRAM (Sheet 33 of 33)
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Manufacturer

Intel
  • Application Category
    Embedded System
  • Product Type
    Field-Programmable Gate Array

For End Products

  • Portable

Description

  • NIOS-DEVKIT-2C35N, Nios II Development Kit, Cyclone II Edition provides a hardware platform for developing embedded system based on Altera Cyclone II device. The Nios development board features a Cyclone EP2C35F672 device. The Nios development board comes pre-programmed with a Nios II processor reference design. Hardware designers can use the reference design as an example of how to build systems using the Nios II processor and to gain familiarity with the features included. Software designers can use the pre-programmed Nios II processor design on the board to begin prototyping software immediately

Key Features

  • Embedded System Type
    FPGA
  • Family Name
    Nios II

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