Altera USB Blaster CPLD/FPGA Programmer
The Altera USB Blaster is a high-speed programmer and debugger for a wide range of Altera CPLD and FPGA devices, supporting AS, PS, and JTAG download modes. It offers stable performance with SignalTap II embedded logic analyzer functionality and is fully compatible with original Altera tools.
Features
- Supports comprehensive Altera CPLD/FPGA families including MAX, Stratix, and Cyclone.
- Features AS, PS, and JTAG download modes for flexible device programming.
- Integrated SignalTap II embedded logic analyzer support for robust debugging.
- Operates significantly faster than parallel port programmers like ByteBlasterII.
- Provides 1.5V to 5V JTAG IO voltage compatibility.
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The Altera USB Blaster serves as a versatile programming and debugging solution for various Altera programmable logic devices. It offers full compatibility with popular Altera CPLD series such as MAX3000, MAX7000, MAX9000, and MAX II, alongside extensive support for FPGA families including Stratix, StratixII, Cyclone, CycloneII, ACEX1K, APEX20K, and FLEX10K. This programmer also handles active serial configuration devices (EPCS series) and enhanced configuration devices (EPC series), providing a broad spectrum of hardware support for your development needs.
Equipped with support for three essential download modes—Active Serial (AS), Passive Serial (PS), and Joint Test Action Group (JTAG)—the USB Blaster ensures compatibility with diverse programming requirements and device types. It includes crucial features like SignalTap II embedded logic analyzer functionality and NIOS II embedded soft-core processor communication and debugging, essential for in-depth system analysis. With its high-speed USB interface, it offers up to 6 times faster programming compared to older parallel port solutions, making it a reliable and efficient tool for modern embedded development on Windows-based systems.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.113 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6.5 × 5.5 × 1.5 cm |





















