MAXPROLOGIC

Upon the many great features of the MaxProLogic is the MAX10 chip has a built
in Flash for configuration and incorporates 8 channels of Analog to Digital
Conversion. These two features alone create a far superior FPGA chip than any
competitor on the market. It allows the user to create more diverse projects.

• MAX 10 10M04SA FPGA FROM INTEL/ALTERA
• 4,000 Logic Elements; 2.2 Mbit On chip Flash; 189 Kbit On Chip SRAM
• 8 Analog Input Channels; 12 bit; 1MSamples/Second
• 65 Available I/O’s at connectors
• 8 Green User configurable LEDs
• 1 Power Pushbutton Switch; 1 User Configurable Pushbutton Switch
• On Board SD Card Slot
• Two Power options: Standard USB (+5V @ 2Amp) Using USB-C connector
• 5mm Barrel Connector Accepts +12V @ 3Amp
• Switching Power Supply, Provides stable output under high load stress
• One Clocks: 50MHz Oscillator
• On board interface to Standard USB to Serial Adapters

The Learning Curve with any new piece of hardware is always time consuming.
We painstakingly crafted a guide that leaves out no details in creating a project
under the Quartus Software Tool. We will explain how to organize project user
files into a folder system for easy navigation. We will explain how to:

• Create a Project
• Add User Files
• Add MegaFunction IP Files
• Add Synopsys Design Constraints,
• Assign Inputs and Outputs to pins of the MAX10
• Compile the Design
• Synthesize the Project
• Program into the MAX10

Earth People Technology has created a guide that walks the user through
creating a project and verifying functionality of user code. This guide will
explain the use of the TestBench, Tasks, and Models in verification of the user
code. In specifics, the guide will explain:

• Create a ModelSim Project
• Create a Makefile and Compilation of user code
• Create a TestBench and Stimulus of user code
• Add Synopsys Design Constraints,
• Assign Inputs and Outputs to pins of the MAX10
• Create Models for user code to Interact With
• Add Clock Signals, Resets, and Timing Elements
• Debug the Functionality of user code

The MaxProLogic has a MicroSD connector on the bottom of the
board. This allows the user to create a powerful long term
Data Acquisition System. The board has an optional On/Off
pushbutton switch that allows the user to turn the system on
and off. There are two clocking options, 50MHz oscillator and
32.768KHz oscillator.