AGLN060V5-VQ100

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Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) technology is becoming increasingly popular in the embedded applications market. FPGAs offer a wide range of features, including high performance and low power consumption. One particular example is AGLN060V5-VQ100, an FPGA from Altera Corporation.

The AGLN060V5-VQ100 is a mid-range device designed for embedded applications. It contains an array of up to 180K LEs (Logic Cells), 160 Multiplier Blocks, and two clock management tiles. The LEs can be configured in various ways, allowing for a wide range of designs. The Multiplier Blocks are a key feature, allowing for fast parallel processing and computationally-intensive tasks such as signal and image processing.

The AGLN060V5-VQ100 features low power consumption, making it ideal for embedded applications. It has been optimized for power-constrained designs, with power consumption as low as 0.6 W per device. It also has built-in power management features such as dynamic power management and clock gating, ensuring that power is managed efficiently.

The AGLN060V5-VQ100 is also highly reliable, with Enhanced-Level Wear-Leveling (ELWL) to ensure that data is stored securely with no single point of failure. This makes it suitable for applications with high reliability and availability requirements, such as medical and automotive applications.

The AGLN060V5-VQ100 is also designed for easy integration. It is supported by Altera\'s Quartus Prime software tools, which allow for easy design, simulation, and development. It also supports standard protocols such as JTAG, UART, and I2C, making it easy to integrate into existing systems.

Overall, the AGLN060V5-VQ100 is an ideal choice for embedded applications. It offers high performance, low power consumption, reliability, and easy integration. It is also relatively inexpensive, making it an attractive option for many embedded applications.

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