EP1S25F1020C7N - Intel

Manufacturer Part Number

EP1S25F1020C7N

Manufacturer

Intel

Introduction

Intel's EP1S25F1020C7N is part of the Stratix® series, implemented as an embedded Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA).

Product Features and Performance

High-density programmable logic

Supports complex digital systems

Advanced processing capabilities

High-performance, multi-gigabit transceivers

Dedicated DSP blocks for high-speed processing

Memory blocks for efficient data storage and retrieval

Supports system-level integration through embedded processors

Abundance of programmable logic elements and resources

Product Advantages

Flexibility in design and application due to programmable nature

Enables rapid prototyping and quicker time-to-market for designs

Potential for reuse in multiple designs

Can serve as a hardware platform for experimenting with new algorithms or processing techniques

Key Technical Parameters

Number of LABs/CLBs: 2566

Number of Logic Elements/Cells: 25660

Total RAM Bits: 1944576

Number of I/O: 706

Voltage Supply Range: 1.425V to 1.575V

Surface Mount technology allows for a smaller form factor and intensive board designs

Operating Temperature Range: 0°C to 85°C

Quality and Safety Features

Industrial standard compliance

Rugged design for operation within specified temperature ranges

Compatibility

Designed to integrate with various peripheral components and interfaces given wide I/O range

Software support for design and integration

Application Areas

Ideal for high-end communications, industrial, medical, and military applications where complex logic and high-speed signal processing are essential

Product Lifecycle

Obsolete status indicates the manufacturer no longer produces the FPGA

Replacement or upgrade options may be available from the same series or newer FPGA product lines

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Advanced multi-gigabit transceivers allow for high-speed communication which is crucial in data-intensive applications

Large number of configurable logic elements and cells enable the FPGA to accommodate hefty and complex tasks efficiently

Robust design ensuring operation under a broad range of industrial temperatures increases reliability

Compatibility with other components and long-standing reputation of Intel for producing quality semiconductor devices

Although obsolete, may still be the best choice for certain legacy systems where newer models cannot be implemented without significant redesign