EP3C5E144C8

EP3C5E144C8 Field Programmable Gate Array IC Solution

The EP3C5E144C8 is a high-performance Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) from Intel (formerly Altera), belonging to the Cyclone III family. This device features 5,136 configurable logic blocks (CLBs) and operates at a maximum frequency of 402 MHz. It is designed using 65nm process technology, offering a balance of high functionality, low power consumption, and low cost. The FPGA includes 94 I/Os and supports a wide range of embedded memory options, including 424 kbit of embedded block RAM. It operates within a supply voltage range of 1.15V to 1.25V and is packaged in a 144-pin EQFP case.

EP3C5E144C8 Cyclone III FPGA IC Applications

The EP3C5E144C8 is ideal for applications requiring high-density logic and efficient power management. It is commonly used in artificial intelligence, 5G technology, cloud computing, consumer electronics, wireless technology, industrial control, IoT devices, and medical equipment. The FPGA's low power consumption and high functionality make it suitable for portable and handheld applications, where extended battery life is essential. Its ability to support high-speed data transmission and signal processing makes it a preferred choice for applications such as high-speed networking and digital signal processing.

Alternative FPGA Models

● EP3C10E144C8N: A similar FPGA from Intel with fewer logic blocks (10,000) but similar I/O count and package type, suitable for applications requiring lower complexity.

● EP3C20E144C8N: An FPGA with 20,000 logic blocks, offering higher density and suitable for more complex applications.

● EP3C40E144C8N: An FPGA with 40,000 logic blocks, providing even higher density and suitable for applications requiring extensive logic resources.

● XC6SLX100T-3FGG676I: A Spartan-6 FPGA from Xilinx, offering similar functionality but with a different architecture and fewer logic cells, suitable for cost-sensitive applications.