AGLP125V5-CSG281I

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An FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) is a specialized type of programmable integrated circuit (IC) that is designed to be configured by a designer after manufacturing. The AGLP125V5-CSG281I application field and working principle belongs to this category of devices, and has specific characteristics that make it useful in various applications.

This FPGA device is designed to allow designer flexibility, and enable them to create customized logic systems with more freedom than offered by fixed logic ICs. This device offers reconfigurable logic that can be adapted on-demand and designed according to specific specs. The AGLP125V5-CSG281I is a high-density FPGA with a low activation energy, thus allowing energy savings and lower power consumption when used in devices.

The main features of this FPGA are the high capacity of up to 125kHz fine-grained logic, the high numerical performance capacity of up to 5GFLOPs, and the long signal transport time of up to 800ns. The AGLP125V5-CSG281I can also support up to 617 logic tiers, and is equipped with 1Mbits of storage memory.

This device is mostly employed in communication systems due to its features. It is used in network routers and switches, broadcast and streaming media equipments, and optical transport networks. Also, it is suitable for numerous small, portable, and handheld devices, given that the low power feature makes it ideal for squeezing in the tightest of spaces.

The working principle is based on the Ram-Based Programmable Array logic (DPAL) architecture. This architecture splits the logic into two essential parts: the FIFO and the RAM. The FIFO processes the logic, while the RAM stores the incoming logic. This FPGA creates a reconfiguration process that allows the user to reconfigure the design to fit the needs of the system and obtain different configurations in the same device.

Finally, the device enables multiple complex designs to fit in a single small FPGA device. This is a great value for applications that require low power and long-term durability, such as the ones mentioned above.

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