EP1C4F400I7

The EP1C4F400I7 is an IC (integrated circuit) component that belongs to the EP1C family of FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) devices manufactured by Altera (now owned by Intel). It is a complex and highly versatile programmable logic device used in various applications ranging from industrial automation to telecommunications. Key Features of the EP1C4F400I7: 1. FPGA Architecture: The EP1C4F400I7 is based on the Altera Cyclone FPGA architecture. It consists of programmable logic blocks (LABs), memory blocks (M9Ks), PLLs (Phase-Locked Loops), and many other essential components that enable the implementation of complex digital systems. 2. Logic Capacity: It offers a logic element capacity of 4,608 LE (Logic Elements). Logic Elements are the main building blocks of an FPGA that can be configured to perform various functions. 3. Embedded Memory: The device incorporates 288 M9K memory blocks, which can be used for implementing data storage or implementing lookup tables. 4. Input and Output Pins: EP1C4F400I7 offers 332 user I/O pins, which can be configured as inputs or outputs as required by the design. 5. Performance: The device operates at high speeds, offering a maximum frequency of 250 MHz, enabling rapid data processing and real-time applications