5SGXMA9K1H40C2LN

The IC component 5SGXMA9K1H40C2LN is a highly advanced field-programmable gate array (FPGA) developed by Intel. It belongs to the Stratix V family of FPGAs and offers an array of powerful features for various applications. Here is an overview of its key features: 1. High Logic Density: The 5SGXMA9K1H40C2LN FPGA provides a high logic density, allowing the integration of complex digital systems on a single chip. It contains 930,000 logic elements, enabling designers to implement large-scale designs. 2. High-Speed Transceivers: This component offers 40 high-speed transceivers, which support various protocols like PCI Express, Gigabit Ethernet, and Serial RapidIO. These transceivers allow for rapid data transfer rates with enhanced signal integrity. 3. High-Speed Core Processing: It incorporates numerous hardened IP cores, including high-speed DSP (Digital Signal Processing) blocks. These cores facilitate complex calculations and signal processing at high speeds, making it suitable for applications like image processing and telecommunications. 4. Embedded Memory: The 5SGXMA9K1H40C2LN FPGA features different types of embedded memory blocks, including M20K embedded memory (up to 53.9 Mb) and MLAB blocks (up to 1,288 Kbits). These memory resources provide efficient data storage and retrieval capabilities