5SGXMA3H3F35I4N

The IC component 5SGXMA3H3F35I4N belongs to the Arria V family of FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays) manufactured by Intel (formerly Altera). It is a high-performance FPGA designed to accommodate a wide range of applications including networking, video processing, compute acceleration, and more. Here are some key features of this FPGA: 1. Device Type: The 5SGXMA3H3F35I4N is a mid-range FPGA from the Arria V family, offering a balance between performance, power consumption, and affordability. 2. Logic Elements: It consists of 237,260 equivalent logic cells, which can be configured and interconnected to implement various digital logic circuits. 3. Embedded Memory: The FPGA has a total of 15,804 Kbits of memory capacity, which includes embedded memory blocks (M9Ks) and distributed RAM. This memory can be utilized to store data, program code, or act as FIFO buffers. 4. DSP Blocks: It incorporates 1,611 digital signal processing (DSP) blocks, which are optimized for performing mathematical operations efficiently. These blocks are beneficial for applications involving signal processing, filtering, and numerical computations. 5. Transceivers: The 5SGXMA3H3F35I4N includes 24 high-speed transceiver channels, supporting data rates up to 12.5 Gbps