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My name is Intel F. Hanako and I provide technical support for Intel® FPGA products at Macnica.

  

Did you know that sample designs and reference designs for Intel® FPGAs are "available for free"?
FPGA Design Store! 

There you will find various example designs for Intel® FPGAs and reference designs for various development kits with the latest example designs. (For Intel® Quartus® Prime software 16.0 and later)

The biggest attraction is that it includes a Quartus® Prime project template so that you can start designing with Intel® Quartus® Prime as soon as you get the design data! So, once you set up your project in Quartus® Prime, you can immediately verify your design (with some exceptions).

Very easy to use

1. First, access the FPGA Design Store!

2. Select the desired design information from the filters on the left side of the screen.

the type of filter

・ FPGA Device Family

・ Quartus Prime Edition & Version [Intel Quartus Prime Version]

・ Development kit [FPGA Dev Kit]

・ IP core category [IP Core Category]

Above four.

Keywords can also be entered.

3. A lineup filtered by the selection criteria is displayed.
Click the Expand/Collapse icon on the right for a quick overview.

4. Click the desired Title from the displayed list to go to the details page.

 

5. On the details page, you can download the project containing the design, as well as obtain a document with instructions and instructions.
Click the Download button to download the par file.
See the Detailed Description on that page for how to extract the downloaded project template (.par).
or How to extract FPGA sample design par file Please refer to

 

In addition to the FPGA Design Store, Intel PSG also provides reference and example designs at Intel FPGA Design Examples and RocketBoard.

By touching these samples, you will quickly become familiar with how to use Quartus Prime and the flow of creating IP (Intellectual Property).

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