
The DE10-Nano SoC FPGA (DE10-Nano)
Why I picked up the DE10-Nano Cyclone V SoC FPGA after a whole series on the BeagleBone Black — an ARM Cortex-A9 running Linux paired with FPGA fabric you program yourself.
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Why I picked up the DE10-Nano Cyclone V SoC FPGA after a whole series on the BeagleBone Black — an ARM Cortex-A9 running Linux paired with FPGA fabric you program yourself.
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Cataloguing every onboard peripheral on the DE10-Nano straight from the official User Manual — FPGA-side buttons, switches, ADC, and HDMI; HPS-side UART, accelerometer, Ethernet, and more — before writing a single line of project code.
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The newest-dated file on Terasic's DE10-Nano download page isn't an OS image at all — it's a reference-design bundle. Here's where the real bootable Angstrom Linux image actually lives, and what's inside it.
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