Altera EP2C8F256C7N

Part points

• The EP2C8F256C7N is a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) chip from Altera (now part of Intel). It offers 8,640 logic elements, 186,368 RAM bits, and 32 multipliers. It is ideal for applications requiring high levels of processing power, such as signal processing, networking, and industrial automation.

• Equivalent

  The equivalent products of EP2C8F256C7N chip are EP2C8F256C8N and EP2C8Q208C8N. These chips are a part of the Cyclone II series and have similar features such as 8,000 logic elements, 288 Kb embedded memory, and 20 embedded multipliers.

• Features

  The EP2C8F256C7N is a Cyclone II FPGA featuring 8,256 logic elements, 270 Kbits of RAM, and 134 I/O pins. It has a core supply voltage of 1.2V and I/O supply voltage of 2.5V or 3.3V. This FPGA is suitable for a wide range of applications requiring medium complexity and high performance.

• Pinout

  EP2C8F256C7N is an Altera Cyclone II FPGA with 256-pin BGA package. It features 8,000 logic elements, 223,744 RAM bits, and 46 embedded multipliers. Key functions include programmable logic, memory blocks, and digital signal processing capabilities for high-performance applications.

• Manufacturer

  The EP2C8F256C7N is manufactured by Altera Corporation, which is a semiconductor company specializing in programmable logic devices, such as field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). Altera was later acquired by Intel in 2015, becoming part of Intel's Programmable Solutions Group.

• Application Field

  The EP2C8F256C7N FPGA can be used in a wide range of applications including communications, automotive, industrial automation, medical imaging, and aerospace. It is suitable for tasks such as signal processing, image recognition, encryption, and simulation. Its high performance and flexibility make it a versatile option for various embedded systems.

• Package

  The EP2C8F256C7N chip is packaged in a plastic ball grid array (PBGA) form, with a size of 256-ball and a package size of 17mm x 17mm.