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Business Guidelines
1. What are the business guidelines for design migration from PLDs to HardCopy devices?
2. Can additional prototype devices be ordered? If so, what is the unit cost and when must Altera be notified of the request?
3. Can HardCopy devices be purchased from Altera's authorized distributors?
4. Do customers pay royalties for ARM-based Excalibur embedded processor HardCopy devices?
5. What is the license and/or royalty scheme for the MegaCore¢ç and AMPPSM IP functions?
6. What are the deliverables for design migration from a PLD to a HardCopy device?
   
 
1. What are the business guidelines for design migration from PLDs to HardCopy devices?

The business guidelines are as follows:

  • Availability of a fully functional Altera PLD design file. The PLD design should be stable and frozen, and the PLD device must be working in the customer's target system.
  • Compliance with the expected design rules for smooth design migration. Any non-compliance will delay execution.
  • Design migration is strictly one-to-one. No additional features or design changes are acceptable.
  • Identical performance in the HardCopy device and the PLD. The performance of the HardCopy device must be verified based on the original PLD performance.
  • Minimum order quantity and non-recurring engineering (NRE) requirements. The customer must meet the minimum order quantity and NRE requirements.
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2. Can additional prototype devices be ordered? If so, what is the unit cost and when must Altera be notified of the request?
Additional prototypes may be ordered at 1.5x of the production unit price. You must place the order for additional prototypes when paying the NRE charge.
 
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3. Can HardCopy devices be purchased from Altera's authorized distributors?
Yes, HardCopy devices may be purchased from our authorized distributors.
 
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4. Do customers pay royalties for ARM-based Excalibur embedded processor HardCopy devices?
No, at present customers will not be required to deal with IP vendors or pay any kind of license or royalty to ARM.
 
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5. What is the license and/or royalty scheme for the MegaCore¢ç and AMPPSM IP functions?
According to the current business model, customers migrating from PLDs to HardCopy devices will not pay any extra licensing fee for Altera MegaCore functions that they use. We are working with the IP partners to produce a business model for the AMPP megafunctions.
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6. What are the deliverables for design migration from a PLD to a HardCopy device?
The deliverables are as follows:
  • Quartus II software-generated .sof file
  • Quartus II software-generated .csf.rpt file
  • Quartus II software-generated .pin file
  • Quartus II software-generated .sdo file formatted for use with Cadence VerilogXL
  • Quartus II software-generated .vo netlist formatted for use with Cadence VerilogXL
  • Timing requirements file created in the template supplied by Altera
  • Completed design information form
  • Completed questionnaire
  • Signed copy of HardCopy agreement
  • Non-cancelable purchase orders for the minimum yearly quantity and NRE charge
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