EP1K30FC256-3 - Intel

Manufacturer Part Number

EP1K30FC256-3

Manufacturer

Intel

Introduction

The EP1K30FC256-3 is part of the ACEX-1K® series, an Embedded FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) designed by Intel for complex digital circuits, allowing for high flexibility and programmability in various applications.

Product Features and Performance

Embedded FPGA with 216 Logic Array Blocks (LABs)

Contains 1728 Logic Elements/Cells for complex digital processing

Features 24,576 total RAM bits for data storage

Provides 171 I/O pins for extensive connectivity options

Supports 119,000 gates for versatile digital circuit design

Operates with a supply voltage range of 2.375V to 2.625V

Surface Mount 256-BGA packaging allows for compact hardware layouts

Product Advantages

High logic density and RAM capacity enable complex digital circuit design within a single chip

Flexible I/O interfacing supports a wide range of peripheral connections

Low voltage operation reduces power consumption

Key Technical Parameters

Number of LABs/CLBs: 216

Number of Logic Elements/Cells: 1728

Total RAM Bits: 24,576

Number of I/O: 171

Voltage Supply: 2.375V ~ 2.625V

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C

Quality and Safety Features

Complies with industry-standard quality and safety regulations for embedded systems

Rigorous testing ensures high reliability and performance under specified conditions

Compatibility

Wide voltage and temperature range enhance compatibility with various host systems and environments

Application Areas

Suited for complex digital processing tasks in telecommunications, automotive electronics, consumer electronics, and industrial control systems

Product Lifecycle

Classified as Obsolete, indicating it may be nearing the end of its production lifecycle

Replacements or upgrades should be considered for new designs

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

High logic and memory resource availability enable advanced digital system design

Intel's reputation for reliability and performance assurance

Obsolete status necessitates consideration for legacy systems where upgrading may be impractical

Comprehensive I/O and gate count meet demands for a wide range of applications

Low voltage operation is advantageous for energy-efficient designs