The Appian ADP-M16 is a low cost FPGA development board based on the Intel MAX 10 series. The board utilises the 10M16SCE144C8G FPGA, larger internal logic cells and memory than the 10M08. It is powered via a USB connector or board to board headers. The headers are on a standard 2.54mm, 0.1" pitch allowing direct connection to pad boards for adding your own circuits. The device can be programmed using USB Blasters, or the low cost also programmer available from Appian. There is a 20MHz crystal, two push buttons and 3 user LEDs .
