5AGXMB3G4F35I5G

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Embedded - FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array)

The 5AGXMB3G4F35I5G Integrated Circuit (IC) belongs to the classification of embedded field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), discrete programmable integrated circuits which combine both identical building blocks known as logic cells and programmable interconnections where each individual point can be electronically redirected from one logic cell to the other.

Application Field

Embedded FPGAs are used in many locations, but are most prominently used in applications where core complex architecture is desirable with high performance, low power consumption and high levels of design flexibility. 5AGXMB3G4F35I5G is especially well-suited for use in mixed signal systems with wide packages. The unique design flexibility of embedded FPGAs unlocks uses in applications from automotive, to industrial, to consumer.

For example, a 5AGXMB3G4F35I5G chip could be used in automotive applications for implementing electronic control units (ECU) for real-time operations and signal processing applications, as well as for data communication over CAN/LIN.¹ In industrial systems 5AGXMB3G4F35I5G ICs may be used in signal processing and control systems requiring low-power and low-noise designs.

In the consumer world embedded FPGAs are used in non-critical applications such as gaming consoles, toys, home automation and appliances. For example, 5AGXMB3G4F35I5G ICs can be used in gaming consoles to implement a low-power, low-noise audio signal processing and/or control unit for headphone and microphone devices.

Working Principles

Embedded FPGAs receive generic input or data from an external device such as a microcontroller or processor and its configurable interconnections are programmed to process the digital input into the desired output configuration. This is done by feeding a bit stream into a configurable logic block which consists of several logic cells. The bit stream, or configuration bit stream, is run through the logic block and defines which operations are performed on the data before transferring it to the output.

FPGAs use reconfigurable, macrocell-like components comprised of combinatorial and sequential elements connected together in a flat array. The logic cells, referred to as "logic macrocells" (LMCs), are made up of two parts: the combinatorial logic and activating functions. The combinatorial logic determines which logic elements in the LMC will be activated with the current input and gives the LMC its input-to-output interpretation.² Custom configurable functions, such as look up tables (LUTs), can also be programmed.

5AGXMB3G4F35I5G FPGAs utilize a patented design feature to give designers the flexibility to easily reprogram their logic elements for dynamic operations, allowing for maximum functionality and flexibility in their embedded applications.

Conclusion

Embedded FPGAs can offer a wide range of capabilities and performance, using low power and a high level of design flexibility. The 5AGXMB3G4F35I5G FPGA is an integrated circuit specifically suited for use in embedded FPGAs, offering a unique combination of low-power, wide package structures and high input/output capabilities. With a patented design feature, 5AGXMB3G4F35I5G FPGAs are excellent for use in applications from automotive, industrial and consumer locations.

References

1. IHS Market, Automotive Electronic Control Units (ECUs) Market Tracker, 2017.
2. J. Khare, “Logic Elements Used in FPGAs”, All About FPGA, 10/06/2016.

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