EP2AGX190FF35C5N - Intel

Manufacturer Part Number

EP2AGX190FF35C5N

Manufacturer

Intel

Introduction

The EP2AGX190FF35C5N is part of Intel's Arria II GX series, designed for embedded FPGA applications. This product, now obsolete, offered advanced capabilities for its time in programmable logic solutions.

Product Features and Performance

Embedded high-density FPGA

Incorporates 7612 Logic Array Blocks (LABs)

Houses 181,165 Logic Elements/Cells

Provides a large memory capacity with 10,177,536 total RAM bits

Supports up to 612 Input/Output pins

Operates efficiently within a supply voltage range of 0.87V to 0.93V

Designed for surface mount technology with a 1152-BBGA, FCBGA package

Product Advantages

High logic and memory capacity for complex designs

Wide range of I/O options supporting various peripherals and interfaces

Low voltage operation helps in power conservation

Suitable for high-density embedded applications

Key Technical Parameters

Number of LABs/CLBs: 7612

Number of Logic Elements/Cells: 181165

Total RAM Bits: 10,177,536

Number of I/O: 612

Voltage Supply: 0.87V ~ 0.93V

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 85°C (TJ)

Quality and Safety Features

Complies with industry standards for quality assurance

Operates reliably within specified temperature ranges ensuring product longevity

Compatibility

Compatibility with standard surface mount technology allows integration into diverse existing designs.

Application Areas

Was primarily used in embedded systems, telecommunications, networking hardware, and other high-performance computing environments

Product Lifecycle

Classified as obsolete, indicating Intel has discontinued this model

Users should seek replacement or upgrades, though specifics depend on application requirements

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Exceptional logic capacity suitable for complex digital circuits

Extensive memory option facilitating advanced application development

Low power consumption optimizing energy efficiency

Broad I/O support enhancing connectivity and interfacing capability

Though obsolete, its advanced features during operation made it a go-to choice for high-performance and embedded applications requiring substantial logic processing and memory utilization