A40MX04-2PL68

Embedded - FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array)

A40MX04-2PL68 is a non-volatile, reprogrammable field programmable gate array (FPGA) with a wide range of applications. It can be used in applications such as embedded systems, automotive, industrial, medical and consumer markets.

Application Field

The A40MX04-2PL68 provides designers with an economical solution to many common embedded applications, such as system on chip (SoC) designs, digital circuits, control and monitoring systems, as well as sophisticated control algorithms. With its low power consumption, it is an ideal solution for applications that require a low-power, low-cost solution.

This FPGA is equipped with an array of 16,384 logic gates and 256 kilobits of RAM, which makes it an optimal solution for applications that require maximum flexibility in terms of logic blocks and data throughput. It is also suited for applications requiring a large number of logic elements and complex control, such as robotics, industrial automation and other embedded applications.

Working Principle

The A40MX04-2PL68 can be configured to perform a variety of tasks via hardware or software programming. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous logic elements and is capable of communicating between multiple devices using various protocols such as RS-232, USB, I2C, and SPI. Furthermore, it supports JTAG programming and debugging, which allows the user to improved debugging and testing.

The FPGA also features a variety of digital input/outputs (I/Os) and can support both single-ended and differential I/Os. It is designed to address the high- performance needs of digital systems, and can accommodate a range of system functions, such as complex arithmetic and logic operations, calibration and control, system-level timing, and interrupt handling.

An important feature of the FPGA is its ability to reconfigure itself on the fly while running. This reduces the need to physically replace a FPGA when a change in the design is needed. It also reduces the time and cost associated with large-scale development projects.