LFE3-95EA-9FN672C

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Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit technology that provides the ability to design, implement and configure custom digital logic circuits with very low power consumption. FPGAs are widely used in embedded systems, robotics, and digital signal processing. The LFE3-95EA-9FN672C is an example of a FPGA designed by Intel.

The LFE3-95EA-9FN672C FPGA provides high performance and low-power design flexibility while providing a range of integral and advanced features. This FPGA has the lowest active power, offering up to 95% active power savings compared to other FPGAs. Additionally, the FPGA features a user-configurable low-jam option that helps reduce the idle jam rate compared to traditional FPGAs.

The LFE3-95EA-9FN672C is designed for high-speed signal processing applications. It features up to 3,000 total DSP slices and up to 30K LUTs, providing more signal processing power for applications such as video, image and audio processing. The integrated Ethernet Controller provides an easy-to-use 10/100/1000 networking connection for efficient communication with other devices.

The FPGA provides a wide variety of logic resources and user programmable features, including I/O expansion, clock synthesis and customization, embedded non-volatile RAM (NVRAM) and compact Flash, and a wide range of configurable digital signal processing blocks and accelerator functions. The FPGA also provides an integrated universal programmer, allowing users to quickly and easily configure the device.

The LFE3-95EA-9FN672C is one of Intel\'s most powerful and advanced FPGAs. It provides a range of embedded design options and advanced features to meet the needs of a variety of embedded applications. The device provides high performance and low power consumption, making it ideal for use in consumer, industrial and automotive applications.

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