The EP4CE22F17A7N is an integrated circuit (IC) component, specifically a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), developed by Altera, now part of Intel. This FPGA is a versatile and high-performing device used in various electronic applications.
One of the key features of the EP4CE22F17A7N is its 22,320 programmable logic elements. These logic elements provide the building blocks for designing complex digital circuits, allowing for flexible customization and reconfiguration. Moreover, this FPGA offers a generous amount of embedded memory, including 414 Kbits of RAM blocks, which can be used for data storage or complex computations.
The EP4CE22F17A7N also provides 562 user I/O pins, allowing for versatile connectivity with other components or external devices. These I/O pins can be configured for different voltage standards, making it compatible with a wide range of interface standards.
Another notable feature of this FPGA is its ability to implement high-end digital signal processing (DSP) functions. It includes 90 embedded 18x18 multipliers, which can be utilized for demanding mathematical operations such as filtering or modulation. These DSP capabilities enable the EP4CE22F17A7N to support various applications in image processing, communications, and audio/video processing.
The configuration of the EP4CE22F17A7N can be done using various programming methods, including the Quartus Prime development software provided by Intel
