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5CEFA4U19I7N
+BOMIC FPGA 224 I/O 484UBGA
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ManufacturerAltera
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Mfr. Part #5CEFA4U19I7N
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In Stock3935
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Series | Cyclone® V E |
| PartStatus | Active |
| DigiKeyProgrammable | Not Verified |
| TotalRAMBits | 3464192 |
| NumberofI/O | 224 |
| Voltage-Supply | 1.07V ~ 1.13V |
| MountingType | Surface Mount |
| OperatingTemperature | -40°C ~ 100°C (TJ) |
| Package/Case | 484-FBGA |
| SupplierDevicePackage | 484-UBGA (19x19) |
| BaseProductNumber | 5CEFA4 |
| NumberofLogicElements/Cells | 49000 |
| NumberofLABs/CLBs | 18480 |
Overview
Description
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Equivalent
Pinout
The main functions of these pins include:
1. I/O Functionality: Configurable as general-purpose input/output (GPIO) for interfacing with external devices.
2. Power Supply: Pins dedicated to providing the necessary power to the FPGA.
3. Configuration Interface: Pins used for programming and configuring the FPGA, including JTAG and other modes.
4. Clock Inputs: Pins for clock signals that drive the internal logic of the FPGA.
5. Dedicated Functionality: Certain pins may serve specific functions like high-speed transceivers or dedicated communication protocols (e.g., SPI, I2C).
The exact configuration and functionality can be customized based on the application, and the FPGA can be programmed to meet various requirements in digital design. Always refer to the specific datasheet for detailed information about pin assignments and functions.
Manufacturer
Intel is a leader in the development of computer and communication technologies and is best known for its x86 series of microprocessors, which are widely used in personal computers, servers, and various electronic devices. The company also engages in research and development to innovate in areas such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), and data centers.
Founded in 1968, Intel has played a pivotal role in the growth of the global computing industry and continues to be a major player in the tech sector, providing products that power a wide range of devices across various markets.