5SGXMA4K1F35C2N

The IC component 5SGXMA4K1F35C2N belongs to the Stratix V family of FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays) developed by Intel (formerly Altera). It is a high-performance device that offers a wide range of features for various applications. Here's an overview of the key features of this FPGA: 1. Architecture: The 5SGXMA4K1F35C2N features a 28 nm architecture, which provides a balance between performance and power efficiency. 2. Logic Elements: It contains 462,200 programmable logic elements (LEs). LEs are the building blocks of an FPGA and can be configured to perform complex digital logic functions. 3. DSP Blocks: The component includes 3,888 digital signal processing (DSP) blocks. These blocks are specifically designed to handle high-performance signal processing tasks, such as filtering, modulation, and encryption. 4. Embedded Memory: With 11,590 Kbits of embedded memory, the FPGA enables efficient and quick data processing. The memory can be configured as simple dual-port RAMs or used for specialized functions like FIFO buffers. 5. Transceivers: It offers 24 integrated transceivers operating at multiple data rates, supporting protocols like Ethernet, PCIe, and Serial RapidIO. These transceivers enable high-speed data communication between the FPGA and other devices