5SGXEA5K3F40I4N

The IC component 5SGXEA5K3F40I4N is a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) developed by Intel. It is part of the Stratix V family of FPGAs and offers a range of features suitable for various applications. Here is an overview of the key features: 1. FPGA Architecture: The 5SGXEA5K3F40I4N utilizes a high-performance architecture capable of supporting complex designs and algorithms. It provides a large number of logic elements, embedded memory blocks, and multipliers to handle diverse design requirements. 2. Processing Power: This FPGA features an array of hardened processors called Embedded Hard IP, including high-speed transceivers and memory controllers. These processors enable efficient implementation of various functions, such as high-speed networking interfaces, memory access, and data processing. 3. Transceivers: The 5SGXEA5K3F40I4N contains up to 40 high-speed transceivers supporting protocols like PCIe, 10Gb Ethernet, and Serial RapidIO. These transceivers enable fast data transfer rates and facilitate communication between FPGA devices and external systems. 4. Memory Resources: It offers different types of on-chip memory resources, including M20K memory blocks, MLAB (Memory Logic Array Blocks), and distributed RAM. These memory resources provide flexible memory configuration options for storing data during runtime, reducing the need for external memory chips