The EP1C20F324C7N, a formidable component from Intel’s acclaimed Cyclone® series, stands out in the field of FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays). Encased in a 324-BGA (Ball Grid Array) package designed for surface mount technology, this obsolete component still finds relevance in several technological domains due to its unique specifications and Intel’s renowned engineering. It operates efficiently within a temperature range of 0°C to 85°C (TJ), ensuring reliability across various environments.

With an impressive configuration of 20,060 logic elements/cells and 2,006 LABs/CLBs (Logic Array Blocks/Configurable Logic Blocks), the EP1C20F324C7N facilitates complex digital logic operations, making it suitable for a diverse range of applications, from industrial automation to sophisticated consumer electronics. The component’s considerable IO count of 233 further enhances its versatility in system design, allowing extensive peripheral and interface options.

The FPGA also features 294,912 total RAM bits for storage purposes, providing ample space for user-defined logic configurations. Its supplier device package, a 324-FBGA with dimensions of 19×19, ensures a compact footprint while maintaining robust performance.

Though marked as obsolete, the EP1C20F324C7N’s feature set continues to make it a sought-after piece for projects requiring high-performance FPGAs within the specified operational parameters. Its legacy in embedded systems, telecommunications, and data processing underscores Intel’s footprint in driving technological advancements through high-quality and reliable components.