LCMXO2280E-3M132C

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Embedded - FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Array)

The LCMXO2280E-3M132C is a field programmable gate array (FPGA) that is designed to provide designers a platform forcost-effective development and deployment of embedded applications. It is a member of the LatticeECP3™ family of FPGAs, which are the industry\'s premier low-cost, low-power and highperformance configurable solutions for mission-critical embedded applications. The LCMXO2280E-3M132C device is ideal for applications such as avionics, automotive, industrial control and medical electronics, as well as any application requiring complex logic with very low power consumption.

Application Field

The LCMXO2280E-3M132C FPGA is a member of the LatticeECP3™ family that provides embedded engineers a cost effective and power-efficient solution with features such as small form factor BGA packages, dedicated high performance embedded processor and on-chip high speed serial transceivers. It is capable of supporting a wide range of embedded applications such as industrial automation, motor control, aerospace, alternative energy and medical.

The FPGA can also be used in applications requiring complex logic, as well as in systems requiring high-speed I/O and complex control. The LCMXO2280E-3M132C FPGA supports specialized I/O functionality including LVDS, LVCMOS, GbE, SPI, JESD204B, HDMI, PCIe, and Switch Aport for inter-FPGA communication. The FPGA device is also optimized for a wide range of other embedded system applications such as Motor Control, Sensor/Actuator Networks, and High-Altitude Balloon Tracking and Navigation.

The LCMXO2280E-3M132C FPGA is ideal for applications requiring rigorous latency, accuracy, and power efficiency. It features multiple Ultra Low Power Design Solutions that enable designers to improve power efficiency while maintaining performance. The FPGA also features dedicated design tools such as the Lattice Synthesis Engine (LSE) and their comprehensive Design Complexity Analyzer (DCA) to calculate power activity, I/O analysis, and digital reliability.

Working Principle

The LCMXO2280E-3M132C FPGA works by compartmentalizing circuits in the FPGA into, or sections known as Logic Cells. The Logic Cells in the FPGA are then configured into a combinational or sequential logic, by interconnecting the Logic Cells. This is accomplished by having the designer use a configuration software, such as a flow-chart, to configure the FPGA to the desired logic. The FPGA is then programmed by writing to a configuration memory, which is stored on Programmable Element (PE) chips in the FPGA. These Programmable Elements, composed of memory blocks, are the building blocks of the FPGA. To program the Programmable Elements, the designer sends a design file, or configuration bitstream, to the Programming Unit. The Programming Unit then sends the configuration data to the Programmable Elements, which then configures the FPGA in accordance with the designer’s configuration. The FPGA can be configured to represent any combinational or sequential logic. For example, if a designer wants to create an “AND” gate, he would create the logic by connecting two inputs to an output using the FPGA.

In conclusion, the LCMXO2280E-3M132C FPGA provides embedded engineers a low cost, low power and high performance configurable solution for mission critical embedded applications. Its features such as small form factor BGA packages, dedicated high performance embedded processor and on-chip high speed serial transceivers make it an ideal choice for applications requiring complex logic and high speed I/O.

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