EP2AGX260FF35C5

The EP2AGX260FF35C5 is an IC (integrated circuit) component developed by Intel. It is a high-performance FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) from the Intel Arria IIGX family. Here is an overview highlighting its key features: 1. FPGA Architecture: The EP2AGX260FF35C5 features a 40 nm manufacturing process and belongs to the Arria II GX series. It offers a robust architecture with abundant logic resources, high-speed transceivers, and embedded memory blocks. 2. Logic Elements: This IC component incorporates 260,000 Logic Elements (LEs), which are the fundamental building blocks of the FPGA. LEs can be combined and configured to create customized digital circuits. 3. DSP Blocks: The EP2AGX260FF35C5 includes 728 Digital Signal Processing (DSP) blocks. These blocks are optimized for performing complex mathematical computations and are ideal for applications requiring high-speed signal processing. 4. Transceivers: With eight high-speed transceivers, this component supports data communication at rates up to 3.125 Gbps. These transceivers offer reliable and efficient transmission of data between FPGAs or external devices. 5. Memory Resources: The device provides 2,657 Kbits of embedded memory, which can be used as RAM or ROM for storing data. Additionally, it supports external memory interfaces like DDR2, DDR3, and QDR-II SRAM