10AX115H2F34I1LG
Field Programmable Gate Array, 1150000-Cell, PBGA1152Manufacturer: Intel
Categories: Field Programmable Gate Arrays
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Intel 10AX115H2F34I1LG is a Field Programmable Gate Array from the 10AX115 series, featuring 1,150,000 logic cells. This device is housed in an S-PBGA-B1152 package with 1152 terminals and a 1.000mm terminal pitch. It offers 42,720 CLBs and operates with a nominal supply voltage of 0.9V, with a range of 0.87V to 0.93V. The component is designed for surface mounting and operates within an industrial temperature range of -40°C to 100°C. Applications for this FPGA include high-performance computing, telecommunications infrastructure, and advanced industrial automation systems.
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Series: 10AX115RoHS Status: RoHS CompliantManufacturer Lead Time: Product Status: Active-UnconfirmedPackaging: Datasheet:Download Free CAD Model:
Technical Details:
| Length | 34.0000 |
| Width | 34.0000 |
| Technology | TSMC |
| Additional_Feature | ALSO OPERATES AT 0.95V NOMINAL SUPPLY |
| JESD_30_Code | S-PBGA-B1152 |
| Number_of_CLBs | 42720 |
| Number_of_Inputs | 768 |
| Number_of_Logic_Cells | 1150000 |
| Number_of_Outputs | 768 |
| Number_of_Terminals | 1152 |
| Operating_Temperature_Max | 100.0 |
| Operating_Temperature_Min | -40.0 |
| Organization | 42720 CLBS |
| Package_Body_Material | PLASTIC/EPOXY |
| Package_Code | BGA |
| Package_Equivalence_Code | BGA1152,34X34,40 |
| Package_Shape | Square |
| Package_Style | GRID ARRAY |
| Programmable_Logic_Type | FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAY |
| Seated_Height_Max | 3.3500 |
| Supply_Voltage_Max | 0.93000 |
| Supply_Voltage_Min | 0.87000 |
| Supply_Voltage_Nom | 0.9 |
| Surface_Mount | Yes |
| Terminal_Form | Ball |
| Terminal_Pitch | 1.000 |
| Terminal_Position | Bottom |
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