5SGXMA7H3F35C3

The IC component 5SGXMA7H3F35C3 is a high-performance field-programmable gate array (FPGA) developed by Intel (formerly Altera). It belongs to the Stratix V series and offers a wide range of features and capabilities. Here are some of its key features: 1. FPGA Architecture: The 5SGXMA7H3F35C3 FPGA is built using Intel's Stratix V architecture, which incorporates advanced technologies such as 28-nm process technology, high-speed transceivers, and high-density routing resources. This architecture enables high performance, low power consumption, and high integration. 2. Logic Elements: It contains a significant number of logic elements (LEs) or adaptive look-up tables (ALUTs), which can be configured to implement any desired logic function. The 5SGXMA7H3F35C3 offers approximately 525,900 LEs, allowing for complex and sophisticated designs. 3. Embedded Memory: This FPGA includes various types of embedded memory blocks like M20K, MLAB, and LUT RAM. These memory resources can be utilized for storing data, implementing cache, or creating lookup tables, which helps in improving overall system performance. 4. High-Speed Transceivers: The 5SGXMA7H3F35C3 features up to 36 high-speed transceivers, providing support for multiple protocols such as PCI Express, SATA, USB, and Ethernet