Hello,
>Please, does anybody know if there's any FPGA manufacturer
>that will give a sample FPGA for free?
Well, for small parts, Digikey isn't free, but is cheap, as you can get single unit parts for
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Re: Free FPGA samples anywhere?
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What is it for?
Helps to know why you want/need a free sample.
Aust> Hello,
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High-volume manufacturers of any kind are not equipped to efficiently handle low-quantity sales or give-aways. Thats what distributors do for a living. They might even give you a sample. It all depends on their expectations (and their mood). FPGA manufacturers usually have friendly and generous relationships with many universities. I know Xilinx does.. Peter Alfke
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On a sunny day (Tue, 26 Aug 2003 18:58:54 GMT) it happened Rene Tschaggelar wrote in :
That will buy you a huge peche melba here, nice if its 40 celcius.
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Yes. I'd get the peche melba by saving my time by not spending a few hours on the internet looking for free samples of 4$ parts.
Rene
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Could someone tell me what is price of Altera Cyclone devices ? In Poland EP1C3T100C7 costs about 30$ (When I want to buy only 1 piece). I think it's to expensive.
Thank you, Pawel
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I did a search on EBV :
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, a European distributor, it was listed there for 25,72 Euros. Their prices are about right I think. There are also distributors here with a minimum billing value of
100 Euros. EBV is not one of them, IIRC.
Rene
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