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Arria ii gx board with AD9148

Category: Software
Product Number: AD9148
Software Version: Quartus 18.1

Hi,

I am searching Reference design of Intel altera Arria ii gx FPGA with DAC AD9148.

I think AD9122 similar with AD9148

in my case i am using DAC single port modes.

help us also how to use https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/hdl/  generic intel platform 

mostly xilinx based Reference design are available 

Thanks 

Nome

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  • Apologies for the delayed reply.

    I checked both interfaces, for AD9122 and AD9148, and they have things in common, but not many.

    First thing you would need to do, is to create an IP, let's say called axi_ad9148 in hdl/library/, using this guide. An example of an Intel IP and how it is packed, is axi_ad9361.

    Second, you need to add the specific files for Arria II Gx. It should be done similar to Arria 10 Gx, with the appropriate changes.

    Then to create your actual project, you need this guide, and you need to check on what Quartus version is this Arria II Gx supported. Then you need to find out the equivalent Intel IPs of those Xilinx ones from axi_ad9122.

    This is a pretty long journey, but it's doable. Unfortunately, more than giving you some links to our documentation and advices, I cannot help you with, as this is outside of our support.

    Best regards,
    Iulia

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  • Apologies for the delayed reply.

    I checked both interfaces, for AD9122 and AD9148, and they have things in common, but not many.

    First thing you would need to do, is to create an IP, let's say called axi_ad9148 in hdl/library/, using this guide. An example of an Intel IP and how it is packed, is axi_ad9361.

    Second, you need to add the specific files for Arria II Gx. It should be done similar to Arria 10 Gx, with the appropriate changes.

    Then to create your actual project, you need this guide, and you need to check on what Quartus version is this Arria II Gx supported. Then you need to find out the equivalent Intel IPs of those Xilinx ones from axi_ad9122.

    This is a pretty long journey, but it's doable. Unfortunately, more than giving you some links to our documentation and advices, I cannot help you with, as this is outside of our support.

    Best regards,
    Iulia

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