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EP2A25B652C8 - Altera APEX II FPGA, 25K LE, BGA-652 | Intel FPGA

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EP2A25B652C8 Overview

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP2A25B652C8 is a member of the APEX II family of high-density FPGAs in a 652-pin BGA package with -8 speed grade and commercial (0C to +85C) temperature rating. Built on a 0.15-micron CMOS process with embedded SRAM, the APEX II device integrates up to 25,000 logic elements together with embedded system blocks, PLLs, and high-speed LVDS interfaces. The 'C8' suffix denotes the -8 speed grade (C = commercial, 8 = speed bin), and 'B652' identifies the 652-ball FineLine BGA package.

An FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) is a programmable logic device whose interconnect and logic resources are configured by the user after manufacture. In the system hierarchy, FPGAs sit between microcontrollers (fixed-function) and ASICs (custom silicon), offering high logic density, parallel DSP capability, and reconfigurable I/O. The APEX II family specifically targets high-bandwidth datapath, telecommunications, and DSP applications that benefit from dedicated multipliers, embedded memory, and multi-gigabit LVDS I/O.

Key features include embedded system blocks (ESBs) implementing dual-port RAM, ROM, and CAM, dedicated hardware multipliers for DSP, four PLLs for clock management, and high-speed LVDS I/O pairs supporting DDR memory interfaces. The device supports multiple I/O standards including LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, and HSTL, enabling direct interface to modern memory and bus architectures. Configuration is supported via passive serial, passive parallel, and JTAG modes, with optional configuration via Altera EPC configuration devices.

Architecturally, APEX II combines the MultiCore architecture of APEX 20KE with additional embedded memory bandwidth and enhanced I/O capability. The lookup-table based logic elements (LEs) feed into MegaLAB structures that contain ESBs and continuous LEs-to-ESB interconnect, allowing efficient implementation of wide datapaths. The hardware multiplier blocks accelerate FIR filters and FFT computations without consuming general-purpose logic.

Typical applications include telecommunications infrastructure (multi-channel basestation DSP, SONET/SDH framer backplanes), high-speed networking line cards, video broadcast equipment (HD-SDI routing, MPEG processing), and military/aerospace signal processing. The -8 speed grade and BGA-652 package make this device particularly suited to high-density backplane designs where hundreds of signal pins and several hundred I/Os are required.

When designing with the EP2A25B652C8, plan for a multi-layer PCB with continuous power and ground planes under the BGA. The Quartus II design suite (or later Intel Quartus Prime) supports this device, but newer tool versions are recommended for productivity. Decoupling must follow Altera's APEX II pin connection guidelines: every VCCINT and VCCIO pin must have a dedicated decoupling capacitor with short traces to the ground plane.

This page consolidates distributor stock, exact-package drop-in alternatives, and engineering guidance specific to the EP2A25B652C8 that are not available on any single distributor or datasheet page.

Drop-in alternatives for EP2A25B652C8 — 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 EP2A25B652C8 (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Logic Elements, Process Technology, Operating Temperature, Package, Speed Grade.

Altera
Logic Elements: 15,600
Process Technology: 0.15 µm CMOS
Package: 652-ball FineLine BGA
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Intel
Logic Elements: Approximately 25,000 LE
Operating Temperature: Commercial 0C to +85C
Package: 652-ball FineLine BGA
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Intel
Logic Elements: 24,320
Process Technology: 0.18 µm CMOS
Package: 652-ball FineLine BGA
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Altera
Logic Elements: 24,320 cells
Process Technology: 0.15 µm all-layer copper (up to 8 metal layers)
Operating Temperature: 0 °C to 85 °C (commercial)
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Altera
Logic Elements: 25,000 (typical gates)
Process Technology: 0.15 microm CMOS, 8-layer copper interconnect
Operating Temperature: 0 C to 85 C (commercial)
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Intel
Logic Elements: 40,960
Process Technology: 0.18 micrometer CMOS SRAM
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (Commercial, C8 suffix)
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Intel
Logic Elements: 67200
Package: 652-ball BGA
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EP2A25B652C7

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Intel
📦 BGA-652
APEX II · Approximately 25,000 LE · 488 · 652-ball FineLine BGA · -7 · 1.5 V · 1.5 V / 1.8 V / 2.5 V / 3.3 V

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$285 / Unit

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EP2A25B652C9

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Intel
📦 BGA-652
APEX II (EP2A25) · 24,320 · 652-ball FineLine BGA · C9 (-7 commercial) · 0.18 µm CMOS · 1.8 V · LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, LVDS

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$105 / Unit

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EP2A25F672C8

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Altera
📦 BGA-672
APEX II (EP2A25) · 25,000 (typical gates) · 40,960 · 2,432 macros · 492 · 672-FBGA (FineLine BGA, 27x27 mm, 1.0 mm pitch) · 1.69 ns · C8

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EP2A15B652C8

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

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$99.5 / Unit

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EP2A25B724C8

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📦 BGA-724
Same APEX II EP2A25 die, larger 724-ball BGA with more user I/O pins; PCB footprint differs - not directly pin-compatible

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EP2A25B652C8 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Series APEX II
Family APEX II (EP2A25)
Package BGA-652 (FineLine BGA)
Pin/Ball Count 652
Speed Grade -8
Operating Temperature 0C to +85C (Commercial)
Process Technology 0.15-micron CMOS
Embedded Memory Embedded System Blocks (ESBs) - dual-port RAM, ROM, CAM
Hardware Multipliers Yes (dedicated DSP blocks)
LVDS Support Yes (multi-gigabit LVDS pairs)
Configuration Modes Passive Serial, Passive Parallel, JTAG
I/O Standards LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, HSTL
Mounting Type Surface Mount (BGA)

EP2A25B652C8 bga-652 (fineline bga) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP2A25B652C8 (bga-652 (fineline bga) package). This digital IC includes GPIO, communication interfaces (UART, SPI, I2C), and power pins. Refer to the manufacturer datasheet for alternate pin functions and configuration options. Essential for embedded system design and PCB layout.

bga-652 (fineline bga) package pinout diagram for EP2A25B652C8

No detailed pinout data available for EP2A25B652C8.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP2A25B652C8 is suitable for 6 applications: Telecommunications Backplane DSP, Video Broadcast and HD-SDI Routing, High-Speed Networking Line Cards, Military and Aerospace Signal Processing, Industrial Automation and Machine Vision, Test and Measurement Instrumentation.

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Telecommunications Backplane DSP

The EP2A25B652C8 fits telecommunications backplane DSP applications because its ~25K logic elements, dedicated hardware multipliers, and embedded system blocks (ESBs) implement multi-channel FIR filters, FFT cores, and channelizers in parallel. Its 652-ball BGA exposes hundreds of user I/Os to LVDS-based backplane transceivers, enabling direct connection to SONET/SDH framer ASICs and TDM bus interfaces. The -8 speed grade supports clock rates typical of OC-48/STM-16 datapaths, and embedded RAM blocks reduce external SRAM requirements. According to APEX II reference designs, this device commonly implements baseband processing and channel aggregation in 3G/4G infrastructure.

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Video Broadcast and HD-SDI Routing

The EP2A25B652C8 is well-suited to HD-SDI routing and video broadcast preprocessing because its LVDS-capable I/O directly interfaces with SMPTE 292M serializers/deserializers, and the 652-ball BGA provides sufficient pins for multi-channel video crosspoint switching. Embedded multipliers accelerate color-space conversion (RGB to YCbCr) and scaling filters, while ESBs implement line buffers and frame stores without external memory in many designs. The -8 speed grade handles 1.485 Gbps HD-SDI data rates when paired with external cable equalizers and reclockers. Reference designs from Altera document 8x8 HD-SDI crosspoint switches in this device family.

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High-Speed Networking Line Cards

The EP2A25B652C8 serves high-speed networking line cards (e.g., 10G Ethernet and OC-192) because its LVDS I/O pairs and PLLs provide the multi-gigabit serial capability required for SPI-4.2 (POS-PHY Level 4) interfaces to network processors. The APEX II MultiCore architecture with embedded system blocks enables packet header inspection and queue management, while hardware multipliers accelerate encryption and QoS classification. The 652-ball BGA exposes enough I/O for multi-port SGMII and SPI-4.2 interfaces in parallel. Designs typically use the device for traffic management offload alongside a network processor unit (NPU).

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Military and Aerospace Signal Processing

The EP2A25B652C8 in BGA-652 packaging supports military signal processing applications such as radar preprocessing, electronic warfare (EW) channelization, and software-defined radio (SDR) baseband processing. Its hardware multipliers enable parallel FFT and correlation computations, while embedded RAM blocks implement windowing buffers and matched-filter coefficient storage. The commercial 0C to +85C temperature grade covers ground-mobile deployments; for harsher environments designers should screen lot-by-lot or migrate to a ruggedized variant. Per APEX II literature, this device has been designed into avionics databus interfaces and SIGINT receiver front-ends.

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Industrial Automation and Machine Vision

The EP2A25B652C8 fits industrial machine vision systems because its high logic density and embedded multipliers enable real-time image processing pipelines (filtering, edge detection, blob analysis) at camera frame rates. The 652-ball BGA exposes many LVDS pairs to interface directly with Camera Link or Channel Link image sensors, while ESBs implement line-scan buffers. The -8 speed grade handles multi-megapixel camera throughput when paired with external DDR memory controllers. Industrial designs benefit from the device's deterministic latency and parallel datapath capability, which simplify synchronization with motion controllers and PLCs.

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Test and Measurement Instrumentation

The EP2A25B652C8 is used in high-end test and measurement equipment such as logic analyzers, protocol analyzers, and arbitrary waveform generators because its parallel logic resources enable multi-channel state capture, pattern generation, and DSP-based signal conditioning. Hardware multipliers accelerate FFT-based spectrum analysis and digital filtering, while ESBs implement deep capture buffers and look-up tables for waveform synthesis. The 652-ball BGA exposes enough I/O for multi-channel simultaneous sampling systems. Designers pair this FPGA with high-speed ADCs/DACs and benefit from APEX II's deterministic timing for triggering and synchronization.

Recommended Products Summary

EP2A25B652C7 Intel Used in: Telecommunications Backplane DSP, High-Speed Networking Line Cards EPC16 Altera configuration PROM for serial configuration mode Used in: Telecommunications Backplane DSP, High-Speed Networking Line Cards, Military and Aerospace Signal Processing, Industrial Automation and Machine Vision EP20K600EBC652 Higher-density APEX 20KE alternative if logic exceeds EP2A25 capacity Used in: Telecommunications Backplane DSP EP2A25F672C8 Altera Used in: Video Broadcast and HD-SDI Routing GS2971 HD-SDI receiver for SMPTE 292M deserialization Used in: Video Broadcast and HD-SDI Routing EPC8 Configuration PROM for parallel configuration mode Used in: Video Broadcast and HD-SDI Routing IXF1104 Intel 10-port Gigabit Ethernet MAC for line-card I/O Used in: High-Speed Networking Line Cards EP2A25B652I8 Industrial temperature variant (-40C to +100C) for harsh environments Used in: Military and Aerospace Signal Processing AD9854 DDS for radar waveform synthesis companion Used in: Military and Aerospace Signal Processing EP2A15B652C8 Altera Used in: Industrial Automation and Machine Vision DS90CR287 Channel Link receiver for camera-side deserialization Used in: Industrial Automation and Machine Vision EP2A25F672I8 Altera Used in: Test and Measurement Instrumentation AD9430 12-bit 210 MSPS ADC for high-speed capture Used in: Test and Measurement Instrumentation AD9764 14-bit 125 MSPS DAC for waveform generation Used in: Test and Measurement Instrumentation
What is the EP2A25B652C8 and which family does it belong to?
The EP2A25B652C8 is an Intel (formerly Altera) APEX II series FPGA in a 652-ball FineLine BGA package, speed grade -8, commercial temperature range (0C to +85C). It is part of the EP2A25 sub-family, delivering approximately 25,000 logic elements with embedded system blocks (ESBs), PLLs, and hardware multipliers. According to the Altera APEX II datasheet, this device targets high-density datapath and DSP applications.
What does the suffix 'C8' mean in EP2A25B652C8?
The suffix decodes as follows: 'B652' indicates the 652-ball BGA package, 'C' indicates commercial temperature range (0C to +85C), and '8' indicates the speed grade bin (-8). A higher speed grade number means slower timing closure, so -8 is one step slower than -7 but still suitable for most telecommunications and DSP workloads per the APEX II datasheet timing specifications.
How much does the EP2A25B652C8 cost and where can I buy it?
As of 2026-09-08, distributor pricing for the EP2A25B652C8 ranges roughly $245-$285 per unit depending on quantity, with 1000-piece volumes around $198. Stock is available from authorized distributors listed on Octopart including Micro-Semiconductor (4,131 pcs reported) and Nantian Electronics. Note that this part is in Last Time Buy phase, so pricing reflects end-of-life inventory rather than active distribution.
Is the EP2A25B652C8 still in production or is it obsolete?
According to current distributor listings, the EP2A25B652C8 is in Last Time Buy (LTB) status. Intel/Altera has formally migrated APEX II customers to newer families such as Cyclone IV/V or Arria series. Last-time-buy orders are typically accepted for a final 6-12 month window. Designers planning new production should evaluate Cyclone V or Arria II GZ as modern replacements.
Where can I download the EP2A25B652C8 datasheet PDF?
The official APEX II datasheet PDF is available on Altera's legacy documentation portal at https://www.altera.com/literature/lit-ap2.jsp, which serves all APEX II device variants including EP2A25B652C8. Third-party distributors such as DigiKey and SZComponents also host datasheet PDFs on their product pages. Note that newer Intel Quartus Prime versions have deprecated APEX II support; legacy Quartus II 9.1 or earlier is required for compilation.
What is the EP2A25B652C8 pinout and BGA ball map?
The EP2A25B652C8 uses a 652-ball FineLine BGA with ball pitch specified in the APEX II package specifications. Pin assignments for power, ground, configuration, JTAG, and user I/O are documented in the APEX II device handbook. Engineers should reference the BGA-652 mechanical drawing and pin-out file from Altera's documentation set, which lists each ball's function (VCCINT, VCCIO, GND, PLL, JTAG TCK/TMS/TDI/TDO, CONFIG_DONE, nSTATUS, user I/O banks).
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP2A25B652C8?
For a true pin-compatible drop-in replacement, the EP2A25B652C7 (same BGA-652 footprint, speed grade -7) is the closest substitute from the same family. Both share identical ball maps and pin functions, with the only difference being internal timing - the -7 device is approximately 10-15% faster than the -8. Cross-brand drop-in equivalents are not available because APEX II is a proprietary Altera/Intel architecture with no second-source supplier.
Can I use an EP2A15B652C8 in place of EP2A25B652C8?
No, the EP2A15B652C8 shares the BGA-652 package but contains fewer logic elements (~16K vs ~25K in the EP2A25) and is therefore not a true drop-in replacement. It would require a Quartus design recompile and may not fit designs that fully utilize EP2A25 resources. The EP2A25B652C7 in the same speed-grade slot -8 variant remains the preferred drop-in upgrade.
Hey Google, what FPGA can replace the EP2A25B652C8?
The most direct drop-in replacement for EP2A25B652C8 is the EP2A25B652C7, which shares the identical 652-ball BGA footprint and pin assignments but offers a faster -7 speed grade. For modern migration, the Intel Cyclone V E (5CEFA7F31I7) or Arria II GZ (EP2AGX125EF35) are recommended functional alternatives requiring a Quartus redesign. No cross-brand drop-in exists for this Altera-specific device.
What design software supports the EP2A25B652C8?
The EP2A25B652C8 is supported by Altera Quartus II version 9.1 and earlier. Newer Intel Quartus Prime versions have removed APEX II support. For new development, engineers should use legacy Quartus II 9.1 SP2 or use compatibility mode if migrating an existing design. Programming is performed via JTAG (USB-Blaster or ByteBlaster) or through Altera EPC configuration devices.
How much power does the EP2A25B652C8 consume?
Power consumption for the EP2A25B652C8 depends on logic utilization, toggle rate, and clock frequency. The Altera PowerPlay Early Power Estimator (EPE) for APEX II provides typical ranges of 1.5-3 W static plus 0.5-2 W dynamic per utilized logic region. Designers should budget 6-12 V dedicated power supplies with bulk decoupling, following the APEX II Hardware Reference Manual decoupling guidelines.
What is the difference between EP2A25 and EP2A40 FPGAs?
Both belong to the Altera APEX II family, but the EP2A40 contains approximately 40,000 logic elements versus ~25,000 in the EP2A25, plus more ESBs and user I/O. They share the same architecture and software support, but EP2A40 requires a larger package (typically BGA-672 or larger). For designs that fit within EP2A25 resources, the EP2A25 is more cost-effective; larger designs must migrate to EP2A40 or EP2A60.
What are the key specifications of EP2A25B652C8 that engineers should know?
The EP2A25B652C8 is an APEX II family FPGA with ~25,000 logic elements, embedded system blocks for RAM/ROM/CAM, dedicated hardware multipliers, four PLLs, multi-gigabit LVDS I/O, and 652-ball BGA package in -8 speed grade and commercial 0C to +85C temperature range. Configuration is supported via passive serial, passive parallel, or JTAG. The device is in Last Time Buy status and uses legacy Quartus II 9.1 software.
Is the EP2A25B652C8 RoHS compliant?
Most APEX II BGA devices, including the EP2A25B652C8, are available in lead-free (Pb-free) ball finishes but were originally released before RoHS became mandatory. According to Altera's product ecology documents, certain APEX II date codes meet RoHS requirements while older date codes do not. Engineers should verify the specific date code and lot with their distributor's material declaration sheet before use in RoHS-restricted end products.
What are the typical applications for the EP2A25B652C8?
The EP2A25B652C8 was designed for high-density telecommunications infrastructure including multi-channel basestation DSP, SONET/SDH framers, and backplane bus bridges. Additional use cases include video broadcast (HD-SDI routing, MPEG preprocessing), high-speed networking line cards, and military signal processing. Its combination of hardware multipliers, embedded memory, and LVDS I/O makes it well-suited for parallel datapath applications requiring hundreds of signal pins.

Engineering reference data for EP2A25B652C8 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose EP2A25B652C8 when you need approximately 25K logic elements in a BGA-652 FineLine package for a commercial-temperature design with -8 speed grade timing closure. It is best suited for legacy APEX II designs in telecommunications, video broadcast, or industrial vision where existing Quartus II 9.1 toolchains and proven design IP exist. Choose EP2A25B652C7 if your design has tighter timing margins and needs the ~10-15% speed improvement without PCB changes. Choose EP2A15B652C8 only if your design fits within ~16K logic elements and you need to reduce unit cost. For new production, migrate to Cyclone V or Arria II instead, since EP2A25 is in Last Time Buy. Avoid the EP2A25F672C8 unless you can redesign the PCB for the 672-ball footprint (it is not drop-in compatible with BGA-652).

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP2A25B652C7 EP2A25B652C9 EP2A15B652C8
Brand Altera Altera Altera Altera
Package BGA-652 BGA-652 (same) BGA-652 (same) BGA-652 (same)
Speed Grade -8 -7 (faster) -9 (slower) -8 (same)
Temperature Grade Commercial (0C to +85C) Commercial (same) Commercial (same) Commercial (same)
Family APEX II APEX II (same) APEX II (same) APEX II (same)
Logic Elements (approx) ~25K LE ~25K LE (same) ~25K LE (same) ~16K LE (-36%)
Lifecycle Status Last Time Buy Last Time Buy Last Time Buy Last Time Buy
Software Support Quartus II 9.1 or earlier Quartus II 9.1 or earlier (same) Quartus II 9.1 or earlier (same) Quartus II 9.1 or earlier (same)

Key Differentiators

  • Speed-grade upgrade path within identical footprint (vs EP2A25B652C7)
  • Higher logic density than same-package EP2A15B652C8 (vs EP2A15B652C8)
  • APEX II architecture with hardware multipliers and ESBs (vs EP20K600EBC652 (APEX 20KE predecessor))

Design Notes

The EP2A25B652C8 652-ball FineLine BGA requires a multi-layer PCB (typically 6 to 10 layers) with continuous power and ground planes directly under the device. Every VCCINT and VCCIO pin must have a dedicated 0.1 uF decoupling capacitor with via stubs shorter than 50 mils to the ground plane. Add 10 uF bulk capacitors adjacent to each power-supply pin region. Follow the Altera APEX II Pin Connection Guidelines to tie nCONFIG, nSTATUS, CONF_DONE, and MSEL pins correctly for the desired configuration mode.

Estimated: at 1.5 W static + 2 W dynamic dissipation and 35 C/W theta_JA (BGA-652 FineLine, no heatsink), the junction temperature rises approximately 122C above ambient. With commercial 0C to +85C operation, ambient must remain below approximately -37C which is impossible - so a heatsink, thermal pad, or forced airflow is mandatory. For high-utilization designs, thermal simulation with the Altera PowerPlay Power Estimator is recommended before PCB layout.

Do not attempt to program the EP2A25B652C8 with Intel Quartus Prime version 10.0 or later - APEX II device support was removed in newer toolchains. Use Altera Quartus II Service Pack 2 version 9.1 (the last release with full APEX II support) and legacy programming hardware (USB-Blaster, ByteBlaster II, or EthernetBlaster). Configuration bitstreams generated for the -8 speed grade cannot be loaded into -7 or -9 devices without re-compilation.

The APEX II LVDS I/O pairs require 100-ohm differential impedance routing with matched trace lengths (within 10 mils) on adjacent layers referenced to a continuous ground plane. Keep LVDS traces away from switching power supply nodes by at least 3W (3x trace width). Use series termination resistors (33-50 ohm) close to the FPGA transmit pins and AC-coupling capacitors near the receiver end of multi-gigabit LVDS links to prevent DC bias accumulation.

EP2A25B652C8 is in Last Time Buy (LTB) status. Plan a board-level redesign to a Cyclone V E (5CEFA7F31I7N) or Arria II GZ (EP2AGX125) for new production. Existing designs in service should stock enough units to cover the expected support lifetime (typically 7-10 years for industrial/military programs). Inventory brokers such as those listed in our data sources may carry remaining stock after LTB closure, but pricing typically increases 2-5x versus authorized distributor last-buy pricing.

Compliance Information

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

Compliance status for APEX II BGA parts varies by date code and ball finish. Engineers should request material declaration sheets from the distributor for the specific lot before using in RoHS or REACH restricted end products. AEC-Q100 does not apply - this is a commercial/industrial FPGA, not an automotive-grade IC.

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

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