5SGXMABK3H40C4N

The IC component 5SGXMABK3H40C4N is a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) from the Intel (formerly Altera) Arria V GX family. This FPGA is commonly used in a variety of applications such as communications, automotive, broadcast, military, and industrial sectors. Here are the key features of this IC component: 1. FPGA Architecture: The 5SGXMABK3H40C4N integrates 40nm process technology, offering a combination of high performance and low power consumption. It features a robust architecture to support complex designs and demanding applications. 2. Logic Elements: It contains 395,200 programmable logic elements (LEs), which are the building blocks of the FPGA. LEs can be configured to implement various digital functions, making it highly versatile for different design requirements. 3. High-Speed Transceivers: This FPGA is equipped with a total of 84 full-duplex transceivers capable of data rates up to 12.5 Gbps. These transceivers enable high-speed data communication and are often used for applications involving data transfer over multiple channels. 4. Memory Resources: The 5SGXMABK3H40C4N offers 8,064 M9K memory blocks, which are dual-port memory arrays that can be used as RAM or ROM. Additionally, it contains 576 embedded 18 Kb memory blocks that can be used for storage or lookup tables