AX250-PQG208I

Series:	Axcelerator
Part Status:	Obsolete
Number of LABs/CLBs:	4224
Total RAM Bits:	55296
Number of I/O:	115
Number of Gates:	250000
Voltage - Supply:	1.425 V ~ 1.575 V
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)
Package / Case:	208-BFQFP
Supplier Device Package:	208-PQFP (28x28)
Base Part Number:	AX250

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Introduction to AX250-PQG208I FPGAs

Field-programmable gate arrays, or FPGAs, are integrated circuit devices whose function is predetermined by the user rather than by the manufacturer. This makes them incredibly useful for prototyping or re-purposing projects. The AX250-PQG208I FPGA is one of the most commonly used as it can handle low- to mid-range complexity tasks with great flexibility in temperature, power requirement and package size.

Applications of AX250-PQG208I FPGAs

AX250-PQG208I FPGAs can be used to build digital circuits, such as microcontrollers, I/O buffers, digital-to-analog and digital-to-analog conversion, digital signal processing and memory management. They are also frequently used as an ASIC or FPGA replacement. The AX250-PQG208I FPGA is popular for industrial applications such as motor controllers, stone cutting, control unit for a refrigerator or hydraulic system, or for device identification or remote surveillance.

Working Principle of AX250-PQG208I FPGAs

At its core, the AX250-PQG208I FPGA is a reconfigurable, programmable logic array of transistors. Its physical implementation is composed of an array of logic gates, configured in different series and levels in order to perform a certain task. Depending on the physical implementation of the FPGA, it may contain a variety of different types of gates, such as AND, OR, XOR and NOT gates. The AX250-PQG208I FPGA is configured to act as an ASIC or FPGA. It is programmed using a hardware description language (HDL), such as Verilog or VHDL. Using these HDLs, the designer creates a synthesisable module or netlist, specifying the function desired from the device. The synthesised module or netlist is then uploaded to the FPGA. Once the netlist is uploaded, the FPGA is configured to perform the task designed by the HDL programmer. The configuration can be updated at any time, allowing the FPGA to be adapted to new tasks as needed. This makes the AX250-PQG208I FPGA an invaluable tool in a rapidly changing technological world.

Conclusion

The AX250-PQG208I FPGA is an invaluable tool for industrial and consumer applications. Its flexibility and reconfigurability, not to mention its power capability, flexibility and temperature range make it an ideal choice for controlling a variety of devices, from motor controllers to remote surveillance. Although the concepts behind FPGAs are complex, their programmability and adaptability make it easier for designers to quickly and easily create functionality from the ground up.

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