5SGXMA4H3F35C2N

The IC component 5SGXMA4H3F35C2N is a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) manufactured by Intel. Here is an overview and some key features of this particular FPGA: 1. Overview: The 5SGXMA4H3F35C2N FPGA is part of the Stratix V series from Intel. FPGAs are semiconductor devices that can be configured and programmed to perform specific functions. They are widely used in various industries like aerospace, defense, telecommunications, and automotive, as they offer flexibility, high-speed processing, and reconfigurability. 2. Architecture: The 5SGXMA4H3F35C2N FPGA utilizes a high-performance architecture known as the Stratix V architecture. It features a large number of programmable logic elements, embedded memory blocks, digital signal processing (DSP) blocks, and high-speed transceivers. 3. Programmable Logic Elements: This FPGA contains around 112,450 logic elements, which are used to implement various digital logic functions. These logic elements can be interconnected and programmed to create complex digital circuits. 4. Embedded Memory: The 5SGXMA4H3F35C2N FPGA incorporates 4,661 Kbits of M20K embedded memory blocks. M20K memory blocks are high-performance memory structures that can be used for efficient data storage and retrieval. The embedded memory can be organized and customized according to the application's requirements