Cyclone IV

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Cyclone IV is a family of low-cost, low-power FPGA devices from Intel (formerly Altera) designed for high-volume, cost-sensitive applications.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Cyclone IV canonical 3
Cyclone IV E 1
Cyclone IV GX 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf FPGA family
FPGA subfamily
programmable logic device family
acquiredBy Intel
linked to: Intel Corporation
configurationTechnology SRAM-based
designedFor cost-sensitive applications
high-volume applications
feature DSP blocks
PLL clock management
embedded memory blocks
integrated high-speed transceivers
low dynamic power consumption
low static power consumption
phase-locked loops
formerManufacturer Altera
hasSubfamily Cyclone IV E
linked to: Cyclone IV

Cyclone IV GX
linked to: Cyclone IV
introducedBy Altera
logicDensityRange tens of thousands of logic elements
up to over 100k logic elements (device-dependent)
manufacturer Intel
linked to: Intel Corporation
marketSegment low-cost FPGA
low-power FPGA
optimizedFor low-cost applications
transceiver-based applications
packageOptions BGA packages
QFP packages
positionInPortfolio cost-optimized FPGA family
powerOptimizationFeatures clock gating support
power-aware synthesis
predecessor Cyclone III
productLineOf Intel PSG
status mature product family
successor Cyclone V
supports DDR memory interfaces
LVDS I/O standards
Nios II soft processor
linked to: Nios II

PCI Express interfaces
embedded soft processors
toolchain Intel Quartus Prime (legacy support)
Quartus II
typicalUseCase automotive systems
communications equipment
consumer electronics
industrial control
video and imaging systems

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cyclone familyMember Cyclone IV
Cyclone III successor Cyclone IV
Cyclone IV hasSubfamily Cyclone IV E
linked to: Cyclone IV
Cyclone IV hasSubfamily Cyclone IV GX
linked to: Cyclone IV
Cyclone V successorOf Cyclone IV