5SGXMB5R2F40I3N

The IC component 5SGXMB5R2F40I3N belongs to the Arria V series of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) developed by Intel (formerly Altera). It offers a wide range of features and capabilities that make it suitable for various applications requiring high-performance processing and programmable logic. Key features of the 5SGXMB5R2F40I3N include: 1. FPGA Architecture: This IC component is based on the 28-nanometer architecture, providing a balance between performance and power efficiency. It offers a high-density fabric along with embedded multi-gigabit transceivers (MGTs) for faster data transmission. 2. Logic Elements: The 5SGXMB5R2F40I3N contains 462,000 logic elements, also known as adaptive logic modules (ALMs). These elements can be configured and interconnected to implement various digital logic functions and algorithms, providing flexibility and reconfigurability. 3. High-Speed Interfaces: This IC component supports up to 6 Gbps transceiver data rates, enabling the interfacing of high-speed protocols like PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express), Serial RapidIO, and Ethernet. These interfaces can be used to connect with external devices and enable fast data transfer. 4. Memory Resources: The 5SGXMB5R2F40I3N includes 16 Mbits of embedded memory distributed across various memory blocks