Altera FPGAs

Altera (formerly Intel PSG) uses adaptive logic modules (ALMs), fracturable 8-input LUTs. Its portfolio spans MAX 10 and Cyclone for cost-sensitive designs, Arria and Stratix for high performance, and the Agilex families. The database has 125 Altera devices in 13 families.

Family	Devices	LUT4-eq.	LUT	Process
Agilex 3	5	17K – 91.6K	ALM	Intel 7
Agilex 5 D-Series	5	349K – 1096K	ALM	Intel 7
Agilex 5 E-Series	13	34.2K – 445K	ALM	Intel 7
Agilex 7 F-Series	8	389K – 1826K	ALM	Intel 7
Agilex 7 I-Series	7	1301K – 2744K	ALM	Intel 7
Agilex 7 M-Series	2	2200K – 2611K	ALM	Intel 7
Arria 10	11	123K – 854K	ALM	20 nm
Cyclone 10 GX	4	62K – 161K	ALM	20 nm
Cyclone 10 LP	8	6K – 120K	LUT4	60 nm
Cyclone IV	16	6K – 150K	LUT4	60 nm
Cyclone V	23	18.9K – 227K	ALM	28 nm
MAX 10	7	2K – 50K	LUT4	55 nm
Stratix 10 GX/SX	16	256K – 1866K	ALM	14 nm

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