EP1C12F324C8N - Intel

Manufacturer Part Number

EP1C12F324C8N

Manufacturer

Intel

Introduction

EP1C12F324C8N is part of Intel's Cyclone® series of embedded FPGAs, designed for versatile and high-performance applications in a compact footprint.

Product Features and Performance

Flexible logic using 12060 logic elements/cells

High-density integration with 1206 LABs/CLBs

Substantial storage capacity with a total of 239616 RAM bits

Wide range of I/O options with 249 available I/O pins

Supports supply voltage ranging from 1.425V to 1.575V

Operates effectively within a temperature range of 0°C to 85°C

Surface mount technology for secure and compact installation

Housed in a 324-BGA package for robust physical protection

Product Advantages

High flexibility and reprogrammability cater to various application needs

Strong performance-to-size ratio enhances system efficiency

Capable of supporting intricate digital logic designs

Suitable for power-sensitive applications due to low voltage requirements

Key Technical Parameters

Number of LABs/CLBs: 1206

Number of Logic Elements/Cells: 12060

Total RAM Bits: 239616

Number of I/O: 249

Voltage Supply: 1.425V ~ 1.575V

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 85°C

Quality and Safety Features

Rigorous quality control measures ensure high reliability and performance

Compliance with safety standards minimizes risk in sensitive applications

Compatibility

Compatible with various software tools for FPGA programming and development

Application Areas

Telecommunications

Automotive systems

Industrial control

Consumer electronics

Product Lifecycle

This product is marked as obsolete, indicating that it is nearing the end of its production lifecycle.

Users should consider seeking replacements or upgrades for future designs.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Robust flexibility and programmability for customized digital logic solutions

Ideal for developing complex systems with space and power constraints

Supported by Intel's renowned quality and reliability in the semiconductor industry

Despite its obsolescence, existing applications might still benefit from its integration, with potential for securing stock for maintenance or limited ongoing projects.