5CGXBC7C7U19C8N

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Embedded - FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array)

Field programmable gate arrays, or FPGAs, are a type of semiconductor that is designed to be configured by the end user after purchase. FPGAs are used in numerous industries as logic controllers, for digital signal processing, for image processing and in embedded systems. They are typically employed in systems with very fast response times, where flexibility and ease of upgrades or changes are paramount. The use of FPGAs range from basic logic functions up to big projects, such as building a router or even a supercomputer.

In particular, the 5CGXBC7C7U19C8N is an FPGA belonging to the 5 Series, which is a new generation of FPGAs that makes use of the advanced low-power FinFET process technologies and offer exceptionally low-power consumption and a high performance level. The 5CGXBC7C7U19C8N is a 28 nm device with 7.5M system gates and 5.4M logic cells, featuring 5628 kbits of total embedded memory and up to 1127 I/Os with support for multiple low-voltage core rails and support for both industrial and automotive temperature ranges.

The 5CGXBC7C7U19C8N FPGA has a wide range of applications that include networking interfaces, security and acceleration, compute offload, and embedded systems. It features two dedicated embedded ARM hard processors for acceleration purposes, allowing for increased system performance with minimal power consumption. It can be used for machine learning applications, such as deep learning inference and computer vision, as well as for data processing, storage, and analytics. In the automotive sector, the 5CGXBC7C7U19C8N can be used to create reliable and safe systems, including in-vehicle infotainment and control, ADAS (advanced driver-assistance systems), and autonomous driving applications.

The 5CGXBC7C7U19C8N FPGA is an ideal choice for embedded systems that require low-power, high-performance and scalability. The FPGA is programmed using a software tool chain, which includes the Xilinx Vivado integrated development environment (IDE). In Vivado, the design is created by combining a number of different configurable components known as blocks. These blocks are then interconnected to create the overall embedded system required for the specific application.

Once the design has been created, the next step is to program the FPGA using a specific hardware description language (HDL). HDL is a language used to define the behavior of a digital system and its components. The most commonly used HDLs are Verilog and VHDL. When programming with HDLs, the logic designer must translate the design into a register transfer level (RTL) description. This is a text-based description of the behavior of the circuit, which is then mapped to the FPGA to create a programmed configuration.

The 5CGXBC7C7U19C8N is a powerful and versatile FPGA that can be used in a wide range of embedded applications. It provides a high-performance solution with advanced low-power capabilities and provides a cost-effective solution for customers looking to optimize their designs and maximize power efficiency. With its wide range of applications and its ease of programming, the 5CGXBC7C7U19C8N FPGA is the ideal choice for embedded systems.

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