EP4CE40F23I7N

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The EP4CE40F23I7N (EP4CE Series 40-pin FPGA with 4,810 LEs and 23,820 Kbits of Embedded Memory) is a device from Altera, a global leader in Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs). An FPGA is an integrated circuit designed to be programmed to perform a specific task.

The main benefit of using an FPGA over other integrated circuits is its reprogrammability. This allows a project to keep up with changes in technology and quickly add features without the need to manufacture costly and time-consuming custom chips. The FPGA can be reprogrammed on the field and in many cases the programming process does not even require external hardware.

The EP4CE40F23I7N device is a Cyclone IV FPGA and an FPGA with a particular focus on low-cost and energy efficiency. It is also a very capable device, with 4,810 LEs and 23,820 Kbits of embedded memory. Some of its features include: support for up to 40 IO pins, two 3.3V PLLs and up to two 1.2V voltage regulators, two Multi-Gigabit Transceivers (MGTs, offered in the DC and Industrial temperatures ranges) and ECC embedded memory with dedicated repair ports.

The FPGA also offers a wide range of applications that can benefit from its features. It can be used for applications like, low power, embedded programs that require low latency, high-speed imaging, video processing, and machine learning.

The EP4CE40F23I7N also offers embedded memory and low-cost IO pins. This makes it an attractive option for cost-sensitive projects in which the benefits of an FPGA are needed without the added cost of more complex FPGAs.

In addition to its features, the FPGA also offers a range of development and programming support tools. These include the Quartus Prime development software, the Nios II embedded processor, and the complete Quartus Prime suite which includes support for IP and peripheral device integration.

The EP4CE40F23I7N is a great choice for anyone looking to take advantage of the power and flexibility of an FPGA in an energy efficient, low-cost package. With its embedded memory and programmability, it can be used in a variety of low-power, embedded projects and applications.

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