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EP2A15B652C7 - APEX II FPGA, 1.5M Gates | Intel | Legacy PLD

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EP2A15B652C7 Overview

The Intel EP2A15B652C7 is a member of the APEX II family of programmable logic devices (PLDs) manufactured on a 0.18-micron CMOS process, offering up to 1.5 million typical gates in a 652-ball BGA package. This high-density FPGA integrates multi-core architecture (MultiCore) hot-socketing support, embedded system blocks (ESBs) for memory and logic, and FastTrack interconnect routing to deliver high-speed data paths for telecommunications, networking, and DSP applications. The device is supplied in a 652-ball BGA with a -7 speed grade and commercial (0C to 85C) operating temperature, configured for full BGA pin mapping per the APEX II device family standard.

An FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) is a type of integrated circuit whose logic function is defined after manufacturing by a configuration bitstream loaded into on-chip SRAM cells. FPGAs sit within the broader taxonomy of programmable logic devices (PLDs), which also include CPLDs and PALs. APEX II FPGAs specifically target high-density system-on-chip integration, embedding RAM, ROM, and arithmetic logic into the same fabric so that designers can implement entire subsystems - PCI bridges, DSP datapaths, protocol controllers - on a single device.

Key features include 1.5M typical gates (approximately 30K logic elements), dedicated LVDS-capable I/O, MultiCore hot-socketing allowing live insertion into a backplane without disturbing system operation, and embedded array blocks (EABs) for efficient RAM/ROM and product-term logic implementation. The FastTrack continuous routing fabric provides predictable timing across the die. The -7 speed grade corresponds to roughly 200 MHz internal performance, suitable for protocol processing, PCI bus interfaces, and high-throughput DMA controllers.

Architecturally, the APEX II family combines a lookup-table (LUT) based logic array with embedded system blocks. Each ESB can be configured as a 4096-bit memory block or as a logic expansion region, and the LUT-based MegaLAB structure aggregates logic into rows and columns linked by the FastTrack routing. Configuration is volatile SRAM, requiring an external configuration memory (EPC or compatible) at power-up. The device supports multi-voltage I/O standards via dedicated bank supply pins (VCCINT for core, VCCIO for I/O banks).

Typical applications include high-speed telecommunications backplanes, PCI/PCI-X bridge implementations, SDR/DSP baseband processors, networking routers, and high-performance custom computing accelerators. The 652-ball BGA package suits designs that need maximum I/O count for parallel buses or multiple high-speed serial channels. The commercial temperature grade (suffix "C7") targets lab, test, and indoor industrial environments rather than automotive or military ranges.

When designing with EP2A15B652C7, engineers should use the Quartus II design suite (legacy Altera toolchain), which provides synthesis, place-and-route, timing analysis, and bitstream generation. Because APEX II is a mature/legacy family, designers should confirm long-term availability and lifecycle status before committing to new production runs.

Drop-in alternatives for EP2A15B652C7 — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

Variants in this series

Same-series models that are drop-in compatible with EP2A15B652C7 (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Operating Temperature, Speed Grade, Logic Elements, Configuration Method, Process Technology.

Intel
Operating Temperature: 0 C to 85 C
Speed Grade: -3
Logic Elements: 24320
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Altera
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
Speed Grade: C8
Logic Elements: 15,600
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Intel
Operating Temperature: 0 C to +85 C (commercial)
Speed Grade: -9 (fastest APEX II commercial)
Logic Elements: 15,600
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Intel
Process Technology: 0.15 micrometer all-layer copper (up to 8 metal layers)
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Intel
Operating Temperature: Commercial (0C to +85C)
Process Technology: 0.15 µm all-layer copper CMOS
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Intel
Operating Temperature: Commercial 0C to +85C
Logic Elements: Approximately 25,000 LE
Configuration Method: JTAG / Passive Serial / Active Serial
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Intel
Speed Grade: 7
Logic Elements: 40,000 LEs
Configuration Method: SRAM-based, supported via EPC configuration devices
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EP2A25B652C7

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EP2A40B652C7

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APEX II · 40,000 LEs · 652-ball FineLine BGA · Commercial (C suffix) · 7

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EP2A15B652C8

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📦 652-ball BGA
APEX II · 15,600 · 425 · 104 · 1,875,000 · Yes (True Dual-Port) · 4 · 1.5 V

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EP2A15B652I7

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📦 652-ball BGA
industrial temperature grade (-40C to 100C vs 0C-85C), same -7 speed grade, same 652-ball BGA footprint

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EP20K600EBC652-3

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📦 652-ball BGA
APEX-20KE · APEX 20K · FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) / SPLD Loadable · 24320 · 311296 bits · 488 · 652 · BGA-652 (45 x 45 mm, 1.27 mm pitch)

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EP2A15B652C7 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family APEX II
Logic Elements 30000 (approx)
Typical Gates 1.5 million
Process Technology 0.18 micron CMOS
Embedded System Blocks (ESB) Yes - configurable as RAM/ROM or product-term logic
Configuration Method SRAM-based, requires external configuration memory
Speed Grade -7
Operating Temperature 0C to +85C (commercial, suffix C7)
Package 652-ball BGA
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Hot Socketing Support Yes (MultiCore hot-socketing)
Design Tool Quartus II (legacy)

EP2A15B652C7 Pin Configuration

Generic Component Pin Configuration Generic integrated-circuit pinout placeholder. Pin 1 indicated by dot; exact pin count and functions in the pin table below. 1 N 2 N-1 3 N-2 4 N-3 Pin Configuration See pin table below for pin functions Package-specific diagram not available
Pin A1 I/O — General-purpose user I/O (bank dependent)
Pin B1 I/O — General-purpose user I/O
Pin C1 I/O — General-purpose user I/O
Pin D1 I/O — General-purpose user I/O
Pin A26 GND — Ground
Pin B26 VCCINT — Core supply voltage
Pin AA1 I/O — General-purpose user I/O
Pin AB1 I/O — General-purpose user I/O
Pin AE25 VCCIO — I/O bank supply voltage
Pin AE26 GND — Ground
Pin MSEL0 MSEL0 — Configuration mode select (configuration scheme selection)
Pin MSEL1 MSEL1 — Configuration mode select
Pin nCONFIG nCONFIG — Configuration control (active-low)
Pin nSTATUS nSTATUS — Configuration status (active-low)
Pin CONF_DONE CONF_DONE — Configuration complete (open-drain)
Pin DCLK DCLK — Configuration clock input
Pin DATA0 DATA0 — Configuration data input
Pin TDI TDI — JTAG test data in
Pin TDO TDO — JTAG test data out
Pin TCK TCK — JTAG test clock
Pin TMS TMS — JTAG test mode select

Typical Applications

EP2A15B652C7 is suitable for 6 applications: Telecommunications Backplane Bridging, PCI/PCI-X Bus Bridge Implementation, DSP Baseband Signal Processing, Industrial Networking Router, Test and Measurement Instrumentation, Legacy Military/Aerospace Avionics Interface.

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Telecommunications Backplane Bridging

The EP2A15B652C7 is well-suited for telecom backplane bridging applications where 1.5M gates and high I/O count are required. The 652-ball BGA exposes hundreds of user I/O pins, enough to implement parallel data buses, clock distribution networks, and protocol bridges simultaneously. APEX II's FastTrack continuous routing fabric delivers predictable timing closure across the die, which is critical for backplane protocols like H.110 CT Bus, TDM switching fabrics, and proprietary telecom interfaces operating above 50 MHz. MultiCore hot-socketing allows live insertion of line cards into an active chassis without disturbing traffic. The -7 speed grade supports internal frequencies around 200 MHz, suitable for serial-to-parallel converters and T1/E1 framers. Quartus II legacy toolchain includes reference designs for telecom bridging IP cores.

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PCI/PCI-X Bus Bridge Implementation

The EP2A15B652C7 historically served as a PCI/PCI-X bridge controller in embedded computing platforms. The 652-ball BGA provides sufficient I/O for 64-bit PCI-X bus interface at 133 MHz plus sideband signals, while the 1.5M-gate capacity fits the bridge state machine, FIFO buffers, and configuration header registers. APEX II ESBs (Embedded System Blocks) can be configured as dual-port RAM to implement transaction FIFOs without consuming logic resources. The -7 speed grade comfortably meets 133 MHz PCI-X timing, and Quartus II includes the altpcix_megacore IP. For new designs, designers should evaluate this use case against modern Intel Cyclone or Arria FPGAs which integrate hard PCI Express IP.

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DSP Baseband Signal Processing

The EP2A15B652C7 supports baseband DSP functions such as FIR filtering, FFT computation, and channel coding in software-defined radio platforms. APEX II's combination of LUT-based logic and ESBs enables efficient implementation of multiplier-accumulator arrays using distributed arithmetic, with ESBs configured as coefficient ROMs. The 1.5M-gate density fits mid-complexity OFDM modem datapaths. FastTrack interconnect provides predictable routing delay essential for pipelined DSP at 100+ MHz. Hot-socketing supports field-upgradable radio modules. Note that modern FPGAs with hard DSP blocks deliver much higher MAC rates per watt, so this use case is reserved for legacy or long-lifecycle defense/industrial platforms.

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Industrial Networking Router

Industrial routers and protocol converters historically used APEX II FPGAs like the EP2A15B652C7 to implement multiple Ethernet MACs, serial protocol stacks (RS-232/422/485, CAN), and packet processing engines on a single device. The 1.5M-gate capacity fits a quad-port managed Ethernet switch fabric with VLAN tag processing and QoS queues. The 652-ball BGA provides enough I/O for multiple MII/RGMII interfaces plus expansion buses. Commercial temperature grade (0C to 85C) suits indoor industrial enclosures. Designers should note that APEX II is obsolete and new industrial designs should evaluate Intel Cyclone IV or Cyclone V with hard MACs for lower power and longer lifecycle support.

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Test and Measurement Instrumentation

Test equipment such as logic analyzers, protocol testers, and arbitrary waveform generators used APEX II FPGAs for high-speed pattern generation and data acquisition. The EP2A15B652C7's 1.5M gates fit deep pattern buffers, parallel-serial converters, and trigger logic. The 652-ball BGA enables hundreds of high-speed parallel I/O for connecting to ADCs and DACs. FastTrack interconnect ensures matched-path delays for multi-channel synchronization, critical for time-correlated measurements. Commercial temperature range suits laboratory environments. The -7 speed grade supports internal clock rates above 200 MHz, suitable for 100 MHz pattern generation with double-data-rate I/O. Quartus II legacy toolchain includes signal tap logic analyzer features for in-system debug.

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Legacy Military/Aerospace Avionics Interface

Long-lifecycle avionics platforms continue to maintain APEX II FPGA inventory for interface cards and protocol converters. The EP2A15B652C7's combination of MIL-STD-1553 bus controllers, ARINC 429 transmitters, and discrete I/O management fits within 1.5M gates. Hot-socketing supports line-replaceable unit (LRU) insertion in active racks. The 652-ball BGA suits high-density PCB designs in 6U VME or VXI form factors. Note that the EP2A15B652C7 commercial temperature variant (C7) is specified for 0C to 85C; avionics applications typically require the industrial or military temperature grade, so verify the part's operating range against the platform's environmental specification. Obsolescence planning is critical for these long-field-life programs.

Recommended Products Summary

EP2A25B652C7 Intel Used in: Telecommunications Backplane Bridging, DSP Baseband Signal Processing EPC2LC20 Altera Used in: Telecommunications Backplane Bridging, Test and Measurement Instrumentation EP2A40B652C7 Intel Used in: PCI/PCI-X Bus Bridge Implementation, Legacy Military/Aerospace Avionics Interface EPC16 Larger configuration memory for complex bitstreams Used in: PCI/PCI-X Bus Bridge Implementation EP2A15B652I7 Industrial temperature variant for harsh environments Used in: Industrial Networking Router, Legacy Military/Aerospace Avionics Interface EP20K400EBC652-3 Intel Used in: Industrial Networking Router
What is the EP2A15B652C7?
The EP2A15B652C7 is an Intel APEX II family FPGA (formerly Altera) offering 1.5 million typical gates in a 652-ball BGA package with a -7 speed grade and commercial temperature range. It is built on a 0.18-micron CMOS process and integrates embedded system blocks (ESBs), FastTrack interconnect, and MultiCore hot-socketing support. APEX II devices are legacy programmable logic parts primarily found in long-lifecycle telecom and industrial systems.
Is the EP2A15B652C7 still in production?
No, the EP2A15B652C7 is classified as obsolete. The APEX II family reached end-of-life more than a decade ago, and Intel (formerly Altera) no longer manufactures new die for this part number. Inventory on the open market consists of authorized excess stock and obsolete-component brokers. Designers starting new projects should consider Cyclone, Arria, or Stratix modern Intel FPGA families instead.
What is the difference between APEX II and APEX 20K?
APEX II is the second-generation follow-on to the APEX 20K family, fabricated on a 0.18-micron process versus APEX 20K's 0.22-micron process. APEX II offers higher logic density, faster FastTrack interconnect, improved ESB architecture, and lower core voltage. Both families share similar MultiCore hot-socketing philosophy and Quartus toolchain support, but APEX II parts like EP2A15B652C7 generally deliver higher performance per gate.
What design software is required for the EP2A15B652C7?
The EP2A15B652C7 requires the Altera/Intel Quartus II design suite for synthesis, place-and-route, timing closure, simulation, and bitstream generation. APEX II is supported by legacy Quartus II versions (typically Quartus II 4.x to 9.x). For new design starts, current Quartus Prime releases do not include APEX II support, so existing projects must continue using the older toolchain.
Where can I buy EP2A15B652C7 today?
The EP2A15B652C7 can be purchased from authorized obsolete-component distributors such as IC-Components, Bettlink, Nantian, Ariat-Tech, AIChiplink, and Jotrin, as confirmed by web listings captured in our distributor comparison. Pricing for this mature part varies widely by lot, date code, and traceability, so request quotes from multiple sources. As of 2026-09-08, expect unit pricing in the $80-$150 range depending on quantity and condition.
What is the price of EP2A15B652C7?
EP2A15B652C7 unit pricing as of 2026-09-08 typically ranges from $145 at qty 1 down to approximately $82 at qty 1000, based on aggregated distributor quotes. Pricing on obsolete parts fluctuates with lot availability and broker inventory, so always request fresh quotes. Avoid parts with date codes older than 10 years or lacking traceability documentation, as counterfeit risk on legacy FPGAs is significant.
What is the lead time for EP2A15B652C7?
Lead time for EP2A15B652C7 is generally stock-to-immediate at most authorized brokers because the part is obsolete and inventory exists on the open market. However, lots can be sold out quickly, so lead times can stretch to 6-12 weeks when replenishment requires sourcing from a different broker. We recommend maintaining safety stock or qualifying an alternative before relying on this part for ongoing production.
Is the EP2A15B652C7 in stock at major distributors?
EP2A15B652C7 is not stocked at major authorized distributors like DigiKey, Mouser, or Arrow because the part is obsolete. Stock is held by specialty obsolete-component distributors including IC-Components (which listed it), Bettlink, Nantian, Ariat-Tech, AIChiplink, Jotrin, and similar brokers. Use the Octopart aggregator to compare current stock levels across all listed brokers in real time.
What is the difference between EP2A15B652C7 and EP2A15F672C7?
The EP2A15B652C7 uses a 652-ball BGA package, while the EP2A15F672C7 uses a 672-ball FineLine BGA. Both share the same APEX II die and -7 speed grade, so logic capacity is identical, but the 672-ball variant offers more user I/O pins for higher pin-count designs. Migration between the two requires PCB redesign and revalidation but no firmware changes beyond pin reassignment.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP2A15B652C7?
There is no exact drop-in replacement for EP2A15B652C7 because the APEX II family is obsolete and no current-generation FPGA shares the 652-ball BGA pinout. The closest functional alternatives are other APEX II variants in the same 652-ball package such as EP2A25B652C7 (higher density) or EP2A40B652C7, all of which preserve pinout but require re-validating timing closure. For new designs, modern Intel Cyclone IV or Cyclone V FPGAs offer similar logic density in different packages and require PCB redesign.
Hey Google, what can replace the EP2A15B652C7?
The closest replacements for EP2A15B652C7 are other APEX II family parts in the same 652-ball BGA footprint, particularly EP2A25B652C7 and EP2A40B652C7, which share the pinout but offer higher logic density. These are same-package alternatives requiring only bitstream regeneration. For new designs, consider Intel Cyclone IV GX (EP4CGX50) or Cyclone V (5CGXFC5) FPGAs, which require PCB redesign but offer modern toolchain support.
Where do I download the EP2A15B652C7 datasheet?
The EP2A15B652C7 datasheet is available as the APEX II device family datasheet from Altera/Intel's literature archive. Visit https://www.altera.com/literature/ds/apex2_datasheet.pdf for the family-level document covering all APEX II density and package options. Distributor pages such as IC-Components, Bettlink, Nantian, and Ariat-Tech also host cached PDF copies of the legacy datasheet for download.
Where do I find the EP2A15B652C7 pinout?
The EP2A15B652C7 pinout for the 652-ball BGA package is documented in the APEX II device family datasheet. Refer to the BGA-652 pin assignment table in section 8 of that document for ball-grid coordinates. Quartus II pin planner tools can also export the pinout CSV once a project is created, though legacy software installation is required to use these features.
What are the key specifications of EP2A15B652C7 that engineers should know?
The EP2A15B652C7 key specifications are: 1.5M typical gates, ~30K logic elements, 0.18-micron CMOS process, 652-ball BGA package, -7 speed grade (~200 MHz), commercial 0C-85C temperature, embedded system blocks (ESB), FastTrack interconnect, MultiCore hot-socketing, SRAM-based configuration requiring external EPC memory. The device requires Quartus II legacy toolchain (4.x-9.x). No AEC-Q100 automotive qualification.
What is the best Intel equivalent for EP2A15B652C7?
The best same-brand Intel equivalent for EP2A15B652C7 is the EP2A25B652C7 (same APEX II family, same 652-ball BGA, 2.5M typical gates - higher density in identical package). For cost-down within the same footprint, EP2A15F672C7 is not a fit (different package), so the practical same-brand same-package alternative is EP2A40B652C7 at 4M gates. These all preserve the pinout but require bitstream regeneration and re-validation.

Engineering reference data for EP2A15B652C7 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose EP2A15B652C7 when maintaining legacy telecom, industrial, or avionics designs that require a 652-ball BGA APEX II FPGA with 1.5M gates and -7 speed grade. If you need additional logic capacity without changing the PCB, step up to EP2A25B652C7 (2.5M gates, same package) or EP2A40B652C7 (4M gates). For slower designs, EP2A15B652C8 (speed grade -8) costs less and may be acceptable. For harsh environments requiring -40C to 100C, select the industrial EP2A15B652I7. If you have an older APEX 20K design with 652-ball BGA, the EP20K600EBC652-3 is a cost-down option with substantially less logic. All alternatives require bitstream regeneration in Quartus II; none are bitstream-compatible with EP2A15B652C7 directly. For new designs, evaluate modern Intel Cyclone IV/V or Arria FPGAs instead.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP2A25B652C7 EP2A40B652C7 EP2A15B652C8 EP2A15B652I7 EP20K600EBC652-3
Brand Intel (formerly Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera)
Package 652-ball BGA 652-ball BGA (same) 652-ball BGA (same) 652-ball BGA (same) 652-ball BGA (same) 652-ball BGA (same)
Family APEX II APEX II APEX II APEX II APEX II APEX 20K (earlier generation)
Typical Gates 1.5 million 2.5 million 4.0 million 1.5 million 1.5 million 0.6 million
Speed Grade -7 -7 -7 -8 (slower) -7 -3
Operating Temperature 0C to +85C (commercial) 0C to +85C (commercial) 0C to +85C (commercial) 0C to +85C (commercial) -40C to +100C (industrial) 0C to +85C (commercial)
Lifecycle Status Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete
Design Tool Quartus II (legacy) Quartus II (legacy) Quartus II (legacy) Quartus II (legacy) Quartus II (legacy) Quartus II (legacy)

Key Differentiators

  • Higher density within same 652-ball BGA footprint (vs EP2A15B652C8)
  • APEX II architecture is more advanced than APEX 20K (vs EP20K600EBC652-3)
  • Commercial temperature variant suitable for indoor industrial use (vs EP2A15B652I7)

Design Notes

The APEX II core is powered by VCCINT (typically 1.8V) and I/O banks by VCCIO (3.3V or 2.5V depending on bank). Decoupling requires 0.1uF and 0.01uF ceramic capacitors placed within 5mm of every supply pin on the BGA. Power estimation should use the Quartus II PowerPlay tool; APEX II devices with all ESBs active and 100% toggle rate can exceed 3-4W. Bulk capacitors (47uF to 100uF tantalum or polymer) on each supply rail prevent voltage droop during configuration or simultaneous switching events.

Estimated: APEX II BGA packages have a typical theta_JA around 8-12 C/W with adequate PCB thermal vias. For continuous 2W+ dissipation in a non-airflow enclosure, a heatsink is required. BGA-652 packages benefit from a thermal pad array under the package connected to an internal copper plane with stitched vias for heat spreading. Verify junction temperature against the 0C to 85C commercial range using measured ambient and calculated theta_JA.

BGA-652 requires 1.27mm ball pitch PCB design with laser-drilled or micro-via stack-up (typical 6-8 layer board). All signal layers should reference continuous ground planes for controlled impedance (typically 50 ohm single-ended, 100 ohm differential). Length matching on high-speed buses like DDR or LVDS is critical; use serpentine routing within 25-50 mil tolerance. Confirm BGA land pattern against Altera's recommended footprint in the APEX II packaging specification document.

Configuration memory selection: APEX II requires an external EPC series configuration device (EPC2, EPC4, EPC8, or EPC16 depending on bitstream size). A common pitfall is selecting an EPC2 for a design that fills the device - the bitstream exceeds 2 Mbit. Use EPC16 for safety margin. MultiCore hot-socketing requires specific MSEL pin strapping - refer to the configuration handbook section 5. JTAG chain conflicts are common when chaining multiple APEX II devices; verify TDI/TDO ordering in the BSDL file.

DCLK (configuration clock) trace should be length-matched to DATA0 within 100 mil to avoid setup/hold violations during configuration. CONF_DONE pull-up to VCCIO requires a 10K ohm resistor; if not pulled high, the device will not enter user mode. MSEL pins must be tied to VCCIO or GND through 1K resistors, not left floating. For MultiCore designs, each device needs its own configuration memory or shares via daisy-chain configuration scheme documented in AN116.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Unknown
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

APEX II is a legacy Altera family that predates RoHS compliance standards; exact compliance status is not documented in available sources. Part is not AEC-Q100 qualified - not intended for automotive applications. Confirm RoHS/REACH status with broker when sourcing for new production.

Data verified on: 2026-09-08 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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