Overview
The Intel 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N is a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) from the Cyclone® V GX family. This device is part of Intel's (formerly Altera) lineup of programmable logic devices, offering a robust solution for a variety of applications requiring high-performance and flexibility. Introduced on October 1, 2011, this FPGA is fabricated using 28nm technology and operates at 1.1V. It is packaged in a 484-pin Fine Ball Grid Array (FBGA).
Key Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Family | Cyclone® V GX |
| Number of Logic Elements | 77,000 cells |
| Technology | 28nm |
| Operating Voltage | 1.1V |
| Package Type | 484-pin FBGA |
| Country of Origin | Republic of Korea |
| Introduction Date | October 1, 2011 |
Key Features
- High-Density Logic Fabric: The Cyclone V GX FPGA offers a high number of logic elements, making it suitable for complex digital designs.
- Low Power Consumption: Fabricated using 28nm technology, this FPGA provides low power consumption, which is essential for many modern applications.
- Flexible I/O Options: With a 484-pin FBGA package, it offers a wide range of I/O options to support various interfaces and protocols.
- Programmability: As an FPGA, it can be programmed and reprogrammed to adapt to different application requirements.
Applications
The Intel 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA is versatile and can be used in a variety of applications, including:
- Communication Systems: It supports high-speed interfaces and protocols, making it suitable for telecommunications and networking equipment.
- Industrial Automation: Its programmability and low power consumption make it a good fit for industrial control systems and automation.
- Medical Devices: The FPGA can be used in medical imaging, diagnostic equipment, and other medical devices requiring high-performance processing.
- Aerospace and Defense: Its reliability and performance make it a candidate for use in aerospace and defense applications.
Q & A
- What is the family of the Intel 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA?
The Intel 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N is part of the Cyclone® V GX family. - What is the technology used in the fabrication of this FPGA?
This FPGA is fabricated using 28nm technology. - What is the operating voltage of the 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA?
The operating voltage is 1.1V. - What is the package type of the 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA?
The package type is 484-pin Fine Ball Grid Array (FBGA). - When was the 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA introduced?
The FPGA was introduced on October 1, 2011. - What is the country of origin for the 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA?
The country of origin is the Republic of Korea. - What are some common applications of the 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA?
Common applications include communication systems, industrial automation, medical devices, and aerospace and defense. - Why is the 28nm technology significant for this FPGA?
The 28nm technology provides low power consumption and high performance, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. - Can the 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA be programmed and reprogrammed?
Yes, as an FPGA, it can be programmed and reprogrammed to adapt to different application requirements. - Where can I find detailed specifications and datasheets for the 5CGXFC7C6F23I7N FPGA?
Detailed specifications and datasheets can be found on websites such as Digi-Key, Mouser, and the official Intel website.
