Ultra-Compact FPGA for AI

Ultra-High Performance Stratix10NX HBM2 Module, Ideal for AI

  • Ultra-Compact FPGA For AI (Stratix 10NX 2100).
  • Tensor blocks: 143 INT8 TOPS / FP16 TFLOPS
  • Dimensions: 97.4mm x 101mm
  • 300GB/s DRAM Throughput.
  • Up to 128GB DDR4 on Carrier board.
  • 8GB HBM2 DRAM.
  • 72 Transceivers, up to 26Gb/s.
  • Up to 374 I/Os.

Proc10N: Compact FPGA for AI and High-Performance Embedded Systems

The Proc10N™ is a compact FPGA for AI module powered by the Altera Stratix® 10 NX FPGA. It delivers exceptional performance for AI acceleration, compute-intensive processing, and low-latency edge systems. With integrated Tensor Blocks, HBM2 memory, and high-bandwidth data interfaces, the Proc10N offers unparalleled throughput for high-speed embedded designs. Moreover, its compact form factor ensures seamless integration into advanced embedded platforms while maintaining maximum compute capability.


Performance and Memory in the Proc10N Module

Each Proc10N module integrates HBM2 memory, providing 10× higher DRAM/SRAM bandwidth compared to discrete DDR4 and QDR technologies. It also delivers 143 INT8 TOPS / FP16 TFLOPS through dedicated Tensor Blocks and offers 1,600 Gb/s of customizable I/O for extreme data throughput. Consequently, the Proc10N delivers industry-leading compute density at a competitive SWaP profile. Additionally, its robust hardware architecture ensures reliable operation in demanding, mission-critical environments and provides a long-term, cost-efficient solution for complex embedded systems. Therefore, it is ideal for applications requiring deep learning, real-time inference, high-bandwidth acquisition, and deterministic system behavior.


Real-Time Image Processing

Even though the Proc10N is designed for AI and high-bandwidth compute applications, it fully supports Gidel’s image-processing ecosystem for systems that require real-time acquisition and enhancement. All processing is powered by Gidel’s modular real-time preprocessing, enhancement, and advanced compression IPs (.JPEG, Lossless, Quality+).

Inline enhancement features include:

  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) – Captures superior details in high-contrast lighting conditions.
  • White Balance – Maintains color accuracy across variable lighting conditions.
  • Dynamic Luminance Balance – Preserves consistent brightness under changing illumination.
  • Gamma Correction – Optimizes brightness and contrast for improved clarity.

Real-time compression with Dynamic ROI delivers:

  • Extended recording times without compromising quality.
  • Lower transmission bandwidth for efficient data handling.
  • Accelerated offline compression, reducing storage needs and post-processing time.

Integrated Vision Architecture for Embedded FPGA Processing

Gidel’s vision architecture, implemented on the Proc10N FPGA modules, supports both the InfiniVision multi-camera vision system and the ProcFG deterministic image acquisition system. Together, they address high-bandwidth acquisition, synchronization, buffering, and scalable processing requirements in demanding vision platforms.

InfiniVision enables flexible, synchronized acquisition across large camera arrays and multi-stream configurations, while ProcFG provides a deterministic acquisition model optimized for fixed timing, guaranteed frame capture, and line-scan–oriented pipelines. This dual approach allows Proc10N module to handle multiple high-speed data sources, merge parallel sensor inputs, and maintain predictable real-time behavior under sustained load.

With high-performance FPGA resources, on-board memory, and deterministic dataflow control, the Proc10N module support stable acquisition and real-time image processing at scale. As a result, they deliver reliable and predictable performance in high-throughput, high-resolution vision systems where bandwidth density and timing control are critical.


Flexible Integration Options

The Proc10N adapts to diverse integration needs. It can operate as a standalone AI/processing engine or as part of a fully customized solution including FPGA-based image enhancement, real-time compression, multi-sensor aggregation, and advanced I/O control. As a result, the Proc10N provides exceptional flexibility and scalability for high-bandwidth vision, AI, and sensing architectures.


SDK, Development Tools, and Integration

The Proc10N is supported by Gidel’s SDK, providing intuitive GUIs and APIs for streamlined system integration. Additionally, the ProcVision Suite offers advanced FPGA programming, debugging, and validation tools. Consequently, developers can rapidly build custom dataflows, AI pipelines, and high-bandwidth processing systems while reducing development time and integration risk.

The module also benefits from Gidel’s advanced multi-port memory architecture, enabling efficient access to HBM2 resources and supporting hundreds of simultaneous operations. Furthermore, each module is supported by Gidel or customer-designed carrier boards, enabling immediate system bring-up and rapid prototyping. As a result, development cycles are shortened, reliability is improved, and time-to-market is accelerated — making the Proc10N ideal for fast-paced, mission-critical industries.


Why Choose the Proc10N? (FPGA for AI module)

  • Altera Stratix® 10 NX FPGA with embedded Tensor Blocks.
  • HBM2 memory delivering 10× higher DRAM/SRAM bandwidth.
  • 143 INT8 TOPS / FP16 TFLOPS for state-of-the-art AI workloads.
  • 1,600 Gb/s customizable I/O for high-throughput applications.
  • InfiniVision IP for synchronized acquisition from 100+ sensors.
  • Compact design suitable for advanced embedded/edge systems.

For smaller FPGA modules, see the FDB series.

          Target Applications

  • Broadcasting
  • Image-Processing
  • Video Analytics
  • Security
  • 5G and Radar
  • Natural Language Processing

General

FPGA
Stratix 10 NX 2100
DRAM Throughput
300 GB/s
On-board Memory
Up to 128 GB on Carrier board
On-FPGA DRAM
8 GB HBM2
Transceivers
72
Transceivers speed
Up to 26 Gb/s
I/Os
  • Up to 374 I/Os
  • 26 × 3.3V
  • 96 × LVDS
  • 72-bit DDR4
Dimensions
97.4mm x 101mm
Weight
385g
Logic Emlements
2,073K
FPGA SRAM
94.5 Mb @ 90 GB/s
M20K
6800
18x19 MAC
7,920
INT8/FP16 Tensor MAC
118,800

Environmental conditions

Temperature
Operating ambient air temperature: 0 – 55° C
Humidity
  • Continuous Operation: 10 - 80% (non-condensing)
  • Peak Operation: 10 - 90% (non-condensing)
Environmental Compliance
Proc1C Carrier Board
The Proc1C, Gidel’s is a half-length PCIe board comprising PCIe x16, 4 x QSFP28, PHS and GPIOs. The QSFPs can also support grabbing from 16 x 10/25 GigE Vision cameras. The PHS interface enables connecting board-to-board or mounting a daughter board such as Gidel’s 8 x CoaXPress-12.
Thermal management
Active or passive cooling/heating

The Proc10N module has been designed for use with carrier boards enabling to quickly tailor the peripheral I/O interface without the need to invest valuable resources in developing FPGA infrastructure and its encompassing ASP. User carriers may incorporate any combination of Rx, Tx or full duplex transceivers.

Gidel’s off-the-shelf carrier board can be used as is for deployment or as a reference design thus further improving the ROI.

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Grabbers SDK

InfiniVision
Designed for acquisition from a large number of cameras (100+), with an option for embedded real-time compression.
ProcFG
Optimized for line-scan camera acquisition, combining ROI-based grabbing with integrated debugging and analysis tools.

Application Interfaces

GUI Applications
  • InfiniVision
  • ProcFG
  • CameraConfig – Camera discovery and configuration
  • ggvcon – GigE Vision network configuration
APIs
  • InfiniVision with supporting examples
  • ProcFG with supporting examples
  • Gen<i>Cam GenTL producer libraries compatible with C/C++ compilers
  • InitCam for developing user Gen<i>Cam camera configuration application
  • GigE for developing camera network communication applications

Software Compatibility

Third-party software
  • MVTec Halcon machine vision software
  •  Camera control Gen<i>Cam based application
Operation Systems supported
  • Windows 11
  • Windows 10
  • Windows Server 2022
  • Windows Server 2019
  • Windows Server 2016
  • Linux (kernel 2.6.x- 6.12)
Please note: Linux version doesn’t include the ProcFG/InfiniVision GUI, just the API.
Documentation
Proc10N: Datasheet FPGA module Open
Proc10N: Block Diagram FPGA module Open
Proc10N Memory Performance Comparison Open
Proc10N - Press Release Gidel Proc10N Product Launch Read
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