10CL080ZF780I8G

Series:	Cyclone® 10 LP
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Number of LABs/CLBs:	5079
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Logic Elements/Cells:	81264
Total RAM Bits:	2810880
Number of I/O:	423
Voltage - Supply:	1.2V
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 100°C (TJ)
Package / Case:	780-BGA
Supplier Device Package:	780-FBGA (29x29)

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Embedded - FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array)

Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit that can be reprogrammed with different programmed components and circuit designs to provide reconfigurable solutions. FPGAs are used in a wide range of applications and are especially useful in embedded applications as they provide flexibility in terms of reconfiguration and response time.FPGAs are composed of a large number of interconnected logic cells, each with specialized functionality. The user is then able to configure the FPGA with a reconfigurable “gate array,” which consists of programmable logic blocks, routing paths, and embedded memory blocks. The FPGA can then be programmed to the specific application requirements including clock speed, number of available logic cells, etc. FPGAs have four key features that differentiate them from general-purpose embedded devices. First, FPGAs have much higher clock speed than embedded devices as all logic blocks are capable of operating at a much higher frequency. Second, FPGAs are more customizable and reprogrammable than embedded devices, allowing designers to quickly change the design in response to changes in hardware or software requirements. Third, FPGAs require much lower power than embedded devices, providing an efficient way to integrate high-performance designs with minimal power consumption. Finally, FPGAs are capable of performing multiple functions simultaneously, allowing users to restrict power consumption by only running the necessary blocks of logic at any given time.FPGAs are often used in embedded applications where power-efficiency and reconfigurability are important factors. For example, FPGAs can be used to integrate complex communication systems into a single design. This would help to reduce the overall power consumption of the communication system since the communication system can easily be reconfigured as needed. Additionally, FPGAs are also often used in image processing, automotive, and medical applications.The 10CL080ZF780I8G is an example of an FPGA system. This system features a built-in clocking and data rate converter. It has four configurable DLLs for adjusting capture and measurement stages, and it also features integrated PLLs for clock distribution and delay matching. It also has different memory types including SRAM, ROM, and FIFO which can be used for implementing sophisticated algorithms.The 10CL080ZF780I8G is a flexible FPGA system that can be used in a wide range of embedded applications. It is a powerful, yet power-efficient system that is capable of providing the performance and flexibility needed for many embedded applications. Additionally, it has integrated memory types that can be used to store data and implement complex algorithms. This makes it an ideal solution for embedded applications that require a high degree of power-efficiency and reprogrammability.

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