EP4SE360F35I3N

Product Overview

• Category: Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
• Use: Digital logic circuits, signal processing, and system integration
• Characteristics: High performance, reconfigurable, programmable, and flexible
• Package: Integrated Circuit (IC)
• Essence: FPGA chip with 360,000 logic elements
• Packaging/Quantity: Single chip package

Specifications

• Logic Elements: 360,000
• Embedded Memory: 1,638,400 bits
• Maximum User I/O Pins: 1,040
• Maximum Differential I/O Pairs: 520
• Clock Networks: 16 global clocks
• DSP Blocks: 2,760
• Maximum User Flash Memory: 4,608 Kbits
• Operating Voltage: 1.2V
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 100°C

Detailed Pin Configuration

The EP4SE360F35I3N FPGA has a complex pin configuration with various pins serving different functions. The detailed pin configuration can be found in the product datasheet or user manual provided by the manufacturer.

Functional Features

• High-performance computing capabilities
• Reconfigurable architecture allows for flexibility in design
• Support for various communication protocols and interfaces
• On-chip memory resources for efficient data storage
• Dedicated digital signal processing (DSP) blocks for signal processing tasks
• Low power consumption for energy-efficient operation

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages: - High level of customization and flexibility - Faster time-to-market compared to custom ASIC designs - Lower development costs compared to ASIC designs - Ability to reprogram the FPGA for different applications

Disadvantages: - Higher power consumption compared to ASIC designs - Limited performance compared to specialized hardware - Complexity in designing and debugging FPGA-based systems

Working Principles

The EP4SE360F35I3N FPGA operates based on the principles of reconfigurable computing. It consists of a large number of configurable logic elements interconnected through programmable routing resources. The user can program the FPGA to implement desired digital logic circuits and functions. The configuration data is stored in on-chip memory or loaded from external sources.

During operation, the FPGA executes the programmed logic by routing signals through the configured interconnections. This allows for the implementation of complex digital systems, signal processing algorithms, and system integration tasks.

Detailed Application Field Plans

The EP4SE360F35I3N FPGA finds applications in various fields, including:

1. Telecommunications: Used in base stations, network switches, and routers for high-speed data processing and protocol handling.
2. Aerospace and Defense: Employed in radar systems, avionics, and military communication equipment for real-time signal processing and data encryption.
3. Industrial Automation: Utilized in control systems, robotics, and machine vision applications for high-speed data acquisition and processing.
4. Medical Devices: Integrated into medical imaging systems, patient monitoring devices, and diagnostic equipment for real-time data analysis and image processing.
5. Automotive: Applied in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), infotainment systems, and engine control units (ECUs) for efficient data processing and control.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

1. EP4SGX230KF40C2: Similar FPGA with 230,000 logic elements and different package options.
2. EP4CE115F29C7: Lower-cost FPGA with 115,000 logic elements and reduced I/O capabilities.
3. EP4CE30F23C8N: Entry-level FPGA with 30,000 logic elements suitable for small-scale designs.
4. EP4SGX530KH40C2: High-end FPGA with 530,000 logic elements and enhanced performance features.

These alternative models provide different options based on project requirements, budget constraints, and desired performance levels.

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