EP2S180F1508C5

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Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are sophisticated, highly efficient and programmable integrated circuits designed specifically for embedded applications, ranging from automotive and aviation to industrial and engineering applications. The EP2S180F1508C5 is a high-performance FPGA developed to meet the demanding requirements of embedded applications.

Application Field of EP2S180F1508C5

The EP2S180F1508C5 is a member of the high-performance EP2 family of FPGAs, the latest addition to Intel\'s line of highly integrated, programmable logic solutions. This device features several features specifically tailored to embedded applications, such as on-chip memory, high I/O count, programmable clock generators, and a rich set of programmable logic resources. In addition, the EP2S180F1508C5 also boasts up to 5408 usable flip-flops, 9920 configurable logic blocks, 96 user-programmable I/Os, and two dedicated port pins for power-up reset. This makes the EP2S180F1508C5 a versatile and cost-effective FPGA solution for embedded applications in a wide range of industries.

The EP2S180F1508C5 device is well-suited for high-performance embedded applications, such as those requiring rapidly reconfigurable digital signal processing, for which traditional ASICs fail to meet customer-specific requirements. In addition, the EP2S180F1508C5 is specifically designed for low-power applications and features a dedicated low-power on-chip clocking engine, along with support for an optional on-chip low-power mode. This makes the EP2S180F1508C5 particularly well-suited for applications that require continuous low-power operation, such as those found in the automotive sector.

The EP2S180F1508C5 is also an excellent choice for applications where a high gate count and low-power operation are both required. This device features up to 144 million configurable logic gates, and its low static CMOS power-saving technology reduces static capacitive load and static power consumption. In addition, the device supports an optional low-power mode, providing up to 99.9% power savings when compared to traditional SRAM devices.

Working Principle of EP2S180F1508C5

FPGAs are highly configurable programmable logic devices designed for embedded applications. Unlike an ASIC, the EP2S180F1508C5 is programmed using programmable logic cells, or PLDs. Each cell contains a fixed set of configurable logic elements, or LEs, which can be used to create a custom circuit. Additionally, the device includes I/O pins to support direct external communication with the system.

Once a circuit has been designed, the device is loaded with configuration data, which defines the behavior of each LE. The LEs are then organized into logic blocks, which are then connected by routing resources to build the complete circuit. Once configured, the device can be reconfigured to change the behavior of the circuit.

In order to program the EP2S180F1508C5, the designer uses a hardware description language (HDL) such as Verilog or VHDL. HDL is a powerful language that allows the designer to express the logic of the circuit in an abstract way, allowing for rapid development, design re-use, and debugging. Once the HDL has been designed, the logic is synthesized and checked for timing requirements, then translated into a configuration file, which can then be loaded into the device.

Conclusion

The EP2S180F1508C5 is a powerful and efficient FPGA solution developed specifically to meet the demands of embedded applications. The device features a wide array of features tailored to embedded applications, including an on-chip memory, high I/O count, and a programmable clock generator. Additionally, the device is designed for low-power applications and is well suited for applications requiring high gate count and low-power operation. Finally, the device is programmed using HDL, allowing for rapid development, design re-use, and debugging.

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