5SGXMA4H2F35I2LN

The IC component 5SGXMA4H2F35I2LN is a high-performance field-programmable gate array (FPGA) developed by Intel. It belongs to the Stratix V family and offers advanced features and capabilities for a wide range of applications. Here is an overview of this FPGA along with its key features: 1. Stratix V Architecture: The 5SGXMA4H2F35I2LN utilizes the 28 nm architecture, which enables high-density integration of logic elements, memory blocks, and other functional blocks. This architecture ensures excellent performance, power efficiency, and reliability. 2. Logic Elements: The FPGA offers 462,000 logic elements, also known as adaptive logic modules (ALMs). These ALMs provide a flexible and configurable logic fabric that can be programmed to implement complex digital designs. 3. Embedded Memory: The device includes 14.1 Mb of embedded memory, distributed in the form of memory blocks across the chip. This embedded memory can be utilized for data storage, FIFO buffers, or custom data structures, enhancing system performance and efficiency. 4. High-Speed Transceivers: The 5SGXMA4H2F35I2LN incorporates 96 high-speed transceiver channels, supporting various protocols like PCIe, SATA, XAUI, and Ethernet. These transceivers allow fast and reliable data communication between the FPGA and other devices, expanding the range of applications