EP2AGX190FF35C4N

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Introduction

The EP2AGX190FF35C4N is an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) device manufactured by Altera. It is specifically designed for embedded applications and provides an array of features that make it a highly flexible and reliable solution for embedded design needs. The device has up to 4.4 million system gates and over 6,000 flip-flops. It has a power management system, DSP and memory interface cores, 32KB of SRAM, and a high-speed transceiver. In addition, it offers high performance and low cost, making it a popular choice among embedded designers.

Application Field

The EP2AGX190FF35C4N FPGA is used in a variety of embedded applications. It can be used in industrial automation systems, automotive control systems, medical devices, aerospace systems, and consumer electronics, as well as communications and network architectures. It is well-suited for use in applications that require fast and reliable communication, such as in devices that need to process real-time data or exchange large amounts of data quickly. Moreover, the device’s low cost, small size, and high integration make it particularly attractive for applications where space and cost are of primary concern.

Working Principle

The EP2AGX190FF35C4N FPGA works by connecting logic gates together to form logic circuits. The logic circuits are programmed with a set of instructions stored in program blocks known as micro-code. The instructions determine what actions the FPGA should take when it receives an input signal. The FPGA then interprets the instructions and acts accordingly. Through this process, the FPGA can implement complex tasks in a relatively small number of gate connections. Additionally, the FPGA’s programmable nature allows it to be easily customized and reprogrammed for different applications, making it highly flexible and adaptive.

The EP2AGX190FF35C4N is also capable of running in three different modes: asynchronous, synchronous, and mixed-mode. In asynchronous mode, the logic signals are triggered by external signals. This is useful for applications that require quick reaction times. In synchronous mode, the logic signals are sent on a clock cycle, which is useful for applications that need to work with precise time intervals. Finally, mixed-mode combines both asynchronous and synchronous modes, allowing for maximum flexibility.

The EP2AGX190FF35C4N FPGA is a powerful and flexible solution for embedded designs. It provides a number of features that make it an optimal choice for a variety of applications. Its low cost, small size, and high integration make it an attractive solution for applications where space and cost are of primary concern. Furthermore, its programmable nature allows it to be easily customized and reprogrammed for different applications, making it highly adaptable.

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