A1440A-VQ100C

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Embedded Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) have grown significantly in popularity over the last decade. They are increasingly being used as part of complex embedded systems, enabling faster, more efficient designs and reducing overall development times. One type of FPGA in particular, the A1440A-VQ100C, has gained attention due to its high performance capabilities and wide range of applications. This article will provide an overview of the A1440A-VQ100C FPGA, its application field and working principle.

The A1440A-VQ100C FPGA is a member of the Altera Stratix V family. It is designed to provide high levels of performance through combination of high density logic, a large memory capacity and multi-core capabilities. It features a 545-bit signal width, 20.0 Gbps internal clock speed, 12.5 Gbps data rate and 12.5 320-bit RAM word size. The FPGA is also equipped with a variety of configurable options including clock and reset control units, internal clocks, programmable PUF selection, memory interfaces and three interrupt pins.

The A1440A-VQ100C FPGA is suitable for a range of different application fields, ranging from consumer electronics to industrial automation. It is particularly well suited for use in consumer electronic devices such as mobile phones, where its performance and multitasking capabilities are particularly important. The FPGA can also be used in medical devices, access control systems and network switches. In industrial applications, the A1440A-VQ100C provides a powerful and cost effective platform for developing embedded systems, offering high levels of logic, memory, clock and reset control, as well as comprehensive input/output and networking options.

In terms of its working principle, the A1440A-VQ100C FPGA is based on a cell-based, field programmable architecture. This means that, in order for the FPGA to function, it must first be programmed with an appropriate instruction set and configuration. This is achieved by downloading a device image from an external source, such as an Altera development board. The instruction set and configuration are then uploaded to the FPGA, after which it can be activated and begin executing its programmed instructions. The FPGA’s configuration can be changed on the fly, allowing it to be easily reprogrammed to execute different tasks.

In summary, the A1440A-VQ100C FPGA is an extremely advanced and versatile FPGA, providing efficient performance and comprehensive input/output capabilities for a variety of embedded applications. Its cell-based, field programmable architecture allows for flexible configuration, allowing it to be easily reprogrammed for different tasks. As such, the A1440A-VQ100C FPGA is an ideal choice for high performance embedded designs.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference