A54SX16-TQG176

Series:	SX
Part Status:	Not For New Designs
Number of LABs/CLBs:	1452
Number of I/O:	147
Number of Gates:	24000
Voltage - Supply:	3 V ~ 3.6 V, 4.75 V ~ 5.25 V
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Operating Temperature:	0°C ~ 70°C (TA)
Package / Case:	176-LQFP
Supplier Device Package:	176-TQFP (24x24)
Base Part Number:	A54SX16

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.Embedded - FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array) An FPGA, short for Field Programmable Gate Array, is a circuit board with integrated circuits that are programmed and customized to create custom Digital Logic Circuits. This kind of device has the potential to perform a myriad of applications due to their high levels of flexibility and configurability. The A54SX16-TQG176 is a small FPGA device specifically designed for embedded applications such as automotive and HVAC systems.The A54SX16-TQG176 features 16Kbits of SRAM memory and 16Kbits of configuration memory. It has five clocks and contains 11,808 logic elements and 160 flip-flops. It has 25 General I/O and a total of 256 user I/O pins. In addition, a JTAG port is available for in-system configuration. The device is packaged in a 100-pin PQFP package. This device is well-suited for operations in-place sensors, data acquisition systems, motor control, and other embedded applications that require the combination of PROM, SRAM and configurable logic in the same device. The A54SX16-TQG176 has been designed with a range of convenience features that make it useful for a variety of embedded system applications. The device supports reconfigurability, which allows users to modify the device’s configuration in such a way that the design can be easily changed to accommodate different requirements. This is particularly useful for products that require frequent changes throughout the product life-cycle. Moreover, the device also supports non-volatile configuration memory in addition to the volatile memory, thus providing an additional layer of flexibility and robustness. This ensures that any custom code is retained within the device, even during a power down. The working principle of A54SX16-TQG176 is based on the classical FPGA structure. At the heart of the device is a programmable array of logic cells, or simply known as the Logic Cell. Each of these cells contains two 4-input lookup tables, each with 16 entries. Along with this, each cell also contains four storage elements and some control logic.The Logic Cell is connected to the rest of the device through three switches. The first switch enables connections to the inputs, while the other two switches enable connections with the user I/O ports and between logic cells, respectively. By configuring these switches, the user is able to create the desired logic circuit and design the desired functionality of the device.After the desired functionality is specified, the configuration bits are read from the non-volatile memory and transferred to the on-chip SRAM. Once loaded, the bits are read from the SRAM and used by the Logic Cells to determine the configuration of the switches. This way, the device is configured to perform the intended tasks.In conclusion, the A54SX16-TQG176 FPGA device is a highly configurable and versatile device that is suitable for a range of embedded system applications. Thanks to its reconfigurability and non-volatile configuration memory, embedded designers can easily change the design to suite the requirements of the tasks and applications. Finally, its working principle is based on the classical FPGA structure, wherein logic cells are connected through three switches to form a desired circuit.

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