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EP2C20F484C8 - Cyclone II FPGA 18,752 LE 484-FBGA | Intel

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EP2C20F484C8 Overview

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP2C20F484C8 is a member of the Cyclone® II family of low-cost FPGAs fabricated on a 90 nm process. The device integrates 18,752 logic elements, 239,616 bits of embedded RAM organized into M4K memory blocks, and 315 user I/Os in a 484-ball FineLine BGA package. Core operating voltage is 1.2 V with support for multiple I/O standards across 8 I/O banks.

What is an FPGA? A Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a semiconductor device built around an array of configurable logic blocks (CLBs), programmable interconnect, and I/O cells that can be reconfigured by the designer after manufacturing. FPGAs sit between discrete logic and application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs): unlike ASICs they require no fabrication masks, and unlike microcontrollers they implement logic in dedicated parallel hardware rather than sequential firmware. FPGAs are widely used for digital signal processing, glue logic, video/display bridging, and prototype ASIC emulation.

Key Cyclone II features include up to 150 embedded 18×18 multipliers, four phase-locked loops (PLLs) for clock management, and support for external memory interfaces including DDR/DDR2 SDRAM and QDRII SRAM. The Cyclone II architecture provides a low-power, cost-optimized platform that was a popular choice in the late-2000s era for consumer, industrial, and communications designs. The 484-FBGA package exposes a high I/O count while maintaining a small PCB footprint suitable for high-density designs.

Typical applications include digital video processing pipelines, motor control and industrial automation, telecommunications line cards, test and measurement equipment, and embedded control systems. The combination of embedded multipliers and dedicated memory blocks also makes the EP2C20 well suited for soft-core processor implementations such as Nios II, which Altera provides royalty-free for this family.

Designers should consult Altera's Quartus II design software (legacy versions still in use) and the Cyclone II Device Handbook for pin assignments, timing closure, and configuration schemes (AS, PS, JTAG). The EP2C20F484C8 is in production but is positioned as a mature, cost-down device - engineers building new designs should evaluate Cyclone IV or Cyclone V/10 families unless an exact Cyclone II replacement is required for board-level compatibility.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in package-compatible alternatives, and practical design notes that are not aggregated in a single place on the manufacturer datasheet. Engineers evaluating this part for new designs or maintenance of legacy Cyclone II hardware will find the alternatives and comparison data here particularly useful.

Drop-in alternatives for EP2C20F484C8 — 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 EP2C20F484C8 (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Speed Grade, Package, Operating Temperature, Process Technology, RoHS Status.

Intel
Speed Grade: C6 (commercial, slowest)
Package: 484-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA)
Operating Temperature: 0 C to +85 C (commercial)
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Intel
Speed Grade: 6
RoHS Status: Compliant (lead-free)
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Intel
Speed Grade: 7 (lowest cost Cyclone II)
Package: 484-FBGA (FineLine BGA), 1.0 mm pitch
Operating Temperature: 0°C to +85°C (Commercial)
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Intel
Speed Grade: -7
Package: 484-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA-484), 1.0 mm pitch
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
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Altera
Speed Grade: 8
Package: 484-ball FBGA
RoHS Status: Compliant (per distributor listing)
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EP2C20F484C8N

✅ Drop-In
Altera
📦 484-FBGA
Cyclone II · 18,752 · 239,616 (315 Kbits) · 18752 · 315 · 18752 · 52 blocks (315 Kbits) · 26

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$23.95 / Unit

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EP2C20F484C7N

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Intel
📦 484-FBGA
Cyclone II · 18,752 · 239,616 bits · 315 · 1172 · 239616 · 52 · 4

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$42.5 / Unit

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EP2C20F484C7

✅ Drop-In
Intel
📦 484-FBGA
Cyclone II · 18,752 · 239,616 bits · 315 · 1,170 · 52 · 4 · 90 nm

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$18.95 / Unit

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EP2C20F484C6N

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Intel
📦 484-FBGA
Intel (formerly Altera) · Cyclone II · 18,752 · 1,172 · 239,616 · 52 · 4 · 315

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$68.1 / Unit

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EP2C20F484C6

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Intel
📦 484-FBGA
Cyclone II · 18,752 · 1,172 · 117 · 239,616 · 26 (typical) · 315 · 4

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$65.31 / Unit

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EP2C20F484C8 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Series Cyclone II
Manufacturer Intel (formerly Altera)
Logic Elements 18,752
Embedded Memory (bits) 239,616
Memory Blocks M4K
User I/Os 315
Number of I/O Banks 8
Core Voltage (Vccint) 1.2 V
Process Technology 90 nm
Package 484-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
PLLs 4
Speed Grade C8 (commercial, 8)
Operating Temperature 0C to +85C (commercial)
Configuration Modes AS, PS, JTAG

EP2C20F484C8 484-ball fbga (fineline bga) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP2C20F484C8 (484-ball fbga (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.

484-ball fbga (fineline bga) package pinout diagram for EP2C20F484C8

No detailed pinout data available for EP2C20F484C8.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP2C20F484C8 is suitable for 6 applications: Digital Video Processing, Industrial Motor Control, Telecommunications Line Cards, Test and Measurement Equipment, Embedded Control with Nios II Soft Core, Display Bridging and LVDS Interfaces.

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Digital Video Processing

The EP2C20F484C8 is well suited for digital video processing pipelines including de-interlacing, scaling, color space conversion, and on-screen display overlay. Its 18,752 logic elements and 315 user I/Os provide headroom for multi-standard SD/HD video data paths at 27-148.5 MHz pixel rates, while 239 Kbits of embedded RAM buffer line storage for video scaling and chroma resampling. The Cyclone II M4K memory blocks are well matched to 32-bit line-buffer widths typical of video pipe implementations. Designers typically pair the FPGA with an external DDR SDRAM for frame buffers, using the device's dedicated DDR memory interface and PLL-based clock generation.

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Industrial Motor Control

The EP2C20F484C8 is widely used in industrial motor control boards for FOC (field-oriented control), PWM generation, encoder decoding, and safety logic. Its 315 user I/Os allow direct interface to multi-axis encoder inputs, gate drivers, and current-sense ADCs without external logic, and the 4 PLLs synthesize the high-resolution PWM carrier clocks from a low-cost crystal. The Cyclone II's 90 nm process gives the EP2C20 predictable jitter performance at moderate power. Industrial designers often implement the Nios II soft-core to run a motor control state machine alongside the hardware PWM/encoder blocks. The commercial 0C to +85C temperature grade matches most factory-floor enclosures.

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Telecommunications Line Cards

The EP2C20F484C8 was a popular glue-logic and protocol-conversion device on telecom line cards in the 2000s. Its 315 I/Os accept multi-protocol backplane buses (UTOPIA, SPI, I2C, parallel LVCMOS), and the 18,752 logic elements comfortably implement TDM crossbar switches up to 8 Mbps per timeslot. The 4 PLLs derive the major telecom clocks (T1/E1, 8 kHz frame, BITS) from a single board reference. Designers targeting newer systems should note that the Cyclone II does not include high-speed transceivers, so it is best for non-SERDES aggregation roles rather than multi-gigabit serial links. Long-term availability through Intel's longevity program is the key reason it remains in telecom spares.

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Test and Measurement Equipment

The EP2C20F484C8 is used in mid-range test and measurement instruments such as protocol analyzers, logic analyzers, and arbitrary waveform generators where flexible I/O mapping and rapid custom logic are needed. The 315 I/Os allow direct sampling of multi-channel logic at rates that match the internal 402 MHz clock domain, while 239 Kbits of embedded RAM store captured frames before offload to a host. Engineers can use the soft Nios II core to run instrument control code alongside high-speed sampling logic in a single device. The C8 speed grade keeps the part cost-effective for instruments where maximum Fmax is not the bottleneck.

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Embedded Control with Nios II Soft Core

The EP2C20F484C8 hosts a Nios II soft-core processor with plenty of room left for custom peripherals - a popular configuration in embedded control designs. The 18,752 logic elements implement a full Nios II/f core (around 1,800 LEs) plus substantial custom logic, and 239 Kbits of RAM is enough for a small RTOS and data buffers. The 4 PLLs generate core and peripheral clocks independently, and the 315 I/Os expose all standard Nios II peripherals (UART, SPI, I2C, timers, GPIO). The -C8 speed grade is more than sufficient for typical Nios II/f clock targets of 50-100 MHz, keeping the part cost-effective.

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Display Bridging and LVDS Interfaces

The EP2C20F484C8 implements flat-panel display bridges such as RGB-to-LVDS, DisplayPort aux-channel handlers, and HDMI/DVI pixel pre-processing in digital signage and kiosk designs. The Cyclone II supports LVDS I/O at up to 805 Mbps per pair, which is adequate for 24-bit color panels up to 1366x768 at 60 Hz. With 315 user I/Os the device accepts parallel RGB, ITU-R BT.656, or OpenLDI inputs and fans out to LVDS pairs without external mux logic. Embedded M4K memory blocks provide line-buffer storage for chroma upsampling and dithering. Designers choose the Cyclone II for its cost-to-IO ratio in this space.

Recommended Products Summary

EP2C20F484C8N Altera Used in: Digital Video Processing, Industrial Motor Control, Telecommunications Line Cards, Test and Measurement Equipment, Embedded Control with Nios II Soft Core, Display Bridging and LVDS Interfaces EP2C20F484C6N Intel Used in: Digital Video Processing, Telecommunications Line Cards, Display Bridging and LVDS Interfaces MT48LC16M16A2 External SDRAM frame buffer Used in: Digital Video Processing DRV8301 Three-phase motor gate driver companion Used in: Industrial Motor Control ADS1204 Current-sense delta-sigma modulator Used in: Industrial Motor Control DS26521 T1/E1 framer companion Used in: Telecommunications Line Cards EPCS16SI16N AS configuration flash memory Used in: Test and Measurement Equipment FT232HL USB 2.0 host interface to instrument Used in: Test and Measurement Equipment EPCS64SI16N AS configuration flash for Nios firmware Used in: Embedded Control with Nios II Soft Core IS61LV25616AL External SRAM for Nios II data Used in: Embedded Control with Nios II Soft Core DS90CF386A LVDS receiver companion (input side) Used in: Display Bridging and LVDS Interfaces
What is the operating voltage of the EP2C20F484C8 FPGA?
The EP2C20F484C8 operates with a 1.2 V core supply (Vccint) and supports multiple I/O bank voltages for interfacing with 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V, 3.3 V LVCMOS/LVTTL and differential standards. According to the Altera Cyclone II Device Handbook, the I/O banks are organized into 8 groups, allowing mixed-voltage interfacing on a single die. Designers must still provide separate PLL analog supplies (Vccd_PLL) and decoupling per the reference schematics.
How many logic elements does the EP2C20F484C8 have?
The EP2C20F484C8 integrates 18,752 logic elements, 239,616 RAM bits organized into M4K blocks, and 315 user I/Os in a 484-ball FBGA package. According to the Cyclone II datasheet, the 18,752 LE figure is the maximum for the family, with the EP2C20 sitting below the EP2C35 and EP2C50/70 devices. The logic elements are grouped in logic array blocks (LABs) of 16 LEs each, interconnected by a multi-level routing fabric.
Where can I download the EP2C20F484C8 datasheet PDF?
The EP2C20F484C8 datasheet is published in the Altera/Intel Cyclone II Device Handbook, available as a free PDF at intel.com. The handbook covers architecture, DC/AC switching characteristics, configuration, package information and pin tables for all Cyclone II devices including the EP2C20F484 variant. Pin tables and BSDL files for the 484-FBGA package are provided separately in the device pin-out files on the Intel FPGA documentation site.
What is the difference between EP2C20F484C8 and EP2C20F484C8N?
The EP2C20F484C8 and EP2C20F484C8N share the same silicon die, the same 484-ball FBGA package, and the same 18,752 logic elements - the only difference is lead-free / RoHS status. The N suffix indicates a lead-free, RoHS-compliant package, while the non-N variant uses a tin-lead (SnPb) finish intended for legacy processes. Most modern designs and global distributors (DigiKey, Mouser, LCSC) prefer the -N suffix part for new builds; the non-N part is generally reserved for rework of existing SnPb lines.
Is the EP2C20F484C8 still in production in 2026?
The Cyclone II family is positioned as a mature, cost-down device line and remains available through Intel FPGA's product longevity program. The EP2C20F484C8 is still listed as active on distributor websites and is supported by legacy Quartus II design software. New designs in 2026 are typically steered toward Cyclone IV E, Cyclone V, or Cyclone 10 LP families, but Cyclone II is retained for long-life industrial and military customers needing exact form/fit/function replacement.
What is the pinout of the EP2C20F484C8 in the 484-FBGA package?
The EP2C20F484C8 uses a 484-ball FineLine BGA with 315 user I/Os distributed across 8 I/O banks, plus dedicated JTAG, configuration, clock, PLL supply, and power/ground balls. The complete ball map is published in the Cyclone II pin tables (484-FBGA pin-out file) on the Intel FPGA documentation site. Engineers should download both the pin table and the BSDL file for board bring-up and boundary-scan testing; pin 1 is identified by a marker on the package top.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP2C20F484C8?
The best drop-in replacement is the EP2C20F484C8N, which uses the same silicon die and 484-FBGA package and is pin-to-pin compatible; the only difference is the lead-free (RoHS) ball finish. The EP2C20F484C6N is another close drop-in option in the same 484-FBGA package at a faster -6 speed grade, and EP2C20F484C7N sits between the two on speed. For cross-brand drop-in equivalents in the 484-FBGA footprint, see the alternatives list on this page - each candidate must be verified against the original Cyclone II pin table.
EP2C20F484C8 vs EP2C20F256C6N - which is better for my design?
The EP2C20F484C8 has 315 user I/Os in a 484-ball FBGA, while the EP2C20F256C6N has 152 user I/Os in a 256-ball FBGA - so neither is a true drop-in for the other. Both share the same 18,752 logic elements and Cyclone II architecture, but the package and pin count differ. Choose the EP2C20F484C8 if you need 315 I/Os; choose the EP2C20F256C6N if your design fits 152 I/Os and you want a smaller, lower-cost PCB. The -6 vs -8 speed grade is secondary; the speed difference is only relevant for timing-critical paths.
Can the EP2C20F484C8 be replaced by a Lattice or Xilinx FPGA?
There is no true cross-brand drop-in replacement because every FPGA vendor uses its own logic cell count, I/O standard library, package pinout, and configuration scheme. A Lattice ECP2 or Xilinx Spartan-3A part in a 484-ball BGA will have a different footprint, different bitstream format, and different JTAG IDs. Migration is a board redesign, not a swap. The alternatives on this page all keep the original 484-FBGA Cyclone II footprint for minimum-risk replacement; a cross-family migration is a separate engineering project.
How much does the EP2C20F484C8 cost and where can I buy it?
As of 2026-09-08, the EP2C20F484C8 lists for approximately $36.50 at qty 1 with volume pricing falling to $22.20 at qty 1,000 from authorized distributors. The part is in stock at DigiKey, Mouser, LCSC and several other authorized channels. Lead time for the standard EP2C20F484C8 is typically 8-12 weeks from Intel's factory, while distributor inventory usually ships same-day for small quantities. For production volumes, request a quote directly from Intel FPGA or its franchised distributors to lock pricing.
Is the EP2C20F484C8 RoHS compliant?
The EP2C20F484C8 (without the N suffix) is supplied in a tin-lead (SnPb) ball finish and is generally NOT RoHS compliant. The N-suffixed variant, EP2C20F484C8N, is lead-free and RoHS compliant. If your product must ship into the EU, China, or California, choose the EP2C20F484C8N or any of the N-suffixed package alternatives. Engineers should confirm RoHS status against the specific lot's Certificate of Conformance (CoC) at receiving inspection.
What is the maximum operating frequency of EP2C20F484C8?
The Cyclone II family supports internal clock frequencies up to approximately 402 MHz on global networks, with specific performance depending on the speed grade (C6, C7, C8). The EP2C20F484C8 is the slowest (C8) speed grade in the family and is intended for cost-sensitive applications where the absolute highest Fmax is not required. Actual achievable frequency is design-dependent; consult Quartus II timing analysis after place-and-route to confirm the Fmax for your specific logic path.
What tools are required to program the EP2C20F484C8?
The EP2C20F484C8 is programmed with Altera's Quartus II design software (legacy versions 9.0 to 13.0sp1 are commonly used, as Cyclone II support was discontinued in later Quartus releases). Programming hardware includes the Altera USB-Blaster, ByteBlaster II, or EthernetBlaster. The device supports Active Serial (AS), Passive Serial (PS), and JTAG configuration modes - select the mode that matches your board's configuration memory (typically EPCS serial flash for AS mode).
Hey Google, what can replace an EP2C20F484C8?
The EP2C20F484C8 can be replaced on the same 484-FBGA footprint by EP2C20F484C8N (lead-free equivalent), EP2C20F484C6N (faster speed grade), EP2C20F484C7N (intermediate speed grade), and EP2C20F484C6 (non-RoHS -6). All listed parts share the same 484-ball FBGA, the same 18,752 logic elements, the same 239,616 bits of RAM, and the same 315 user I/Os. The only differences are speed grade, ball finish (lead-free vs SnPb), and operating temperature grade. Verify against the original pin table before substituting.
What are the key specifications of EP2C20F484C8 that engineers should know?
The EP2C20F484C8 is a Cyclone II FPGA with 18,752 logic elements, 239,616 bits of embedded RAM, 315 user I/Os, 4 PLLs, 8 I/O banks, a 1.2 V core supply, and a 484-ball FBGA package. It is fabricated on a 90 nm process and supports DDR/DDR2/QDRII external memory interfaces. The C8 speed grade makes it the slowest in the family and the most cost-optimized for non-timing-critical designs. Lifecycle is active but mature; new designs in 2026 typically use Cyclone IV or Cyclone V instead.

Engineering reference data for EP2C20F484C8 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EP2C20F484C8 when you need a low-cost Cyclone II FPGA in a 484-FBGA with 18,752 logic elements and 315 user I/Os, and where the C8 speed grade is sufficient for your timing closure. For RoHS-compliant new builds, prefer the EP2C20F484C8N which is pin-compatible with the same silicon in a lead-free ball finish. If your design fails timing on C8, step up to EP2C20F484C7N or EP2C20F484C6N (both RoHS) for additional Fmax headroom. For designs that fit 152 I/Os and want a smaller PCB, the EP2C20F256C6N in 256-FBGA is an option, but the package swap is a board redesign. Cyclone II is mature - for brand-new designs consider Cyclone IV E or Cyclone 10 LP unless you need Cyclone II bitstream compatibility.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP2C20F484C8N EP2C20F484C7N EP2C20F484C7 EP2C20F484C6N EP2C20F484C6
Package 484-FBGA 484-FBGA 484-FBGA 484-FBGA 484-FBGA 484-FBGA
Brand Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera)
Logic Elements 18,752 18,752 18,752 18,752 18,752 18,752
Embedded RAM (bits) 239,616 239,616 239,616 239,616 239,616 239,616
User I/Os 315 315 315 315 315 315
Speed Grade C8 (slowest) C8 C7 C7 C6 (fastest) C6 (fastest)
Lead-Free (RoHS) No (SnPb) Yes Yes No Yes No
Operating Temperature 0C to +85C (commercial) 0C to +85C 0C to +85C 0C to +85C 0C to +85C 0C to +85C
Approx. Unit Price (qty 1) $36.50 $37.20 $39.50 $38.80 $42.10 $41.40

Key Differentiators

  • Cost-optimized 90 nm Cyclone II silicon with 18,752 LEs (vs EP2C20F484C6N)
  • Pin-compatible lead-free equivalent in same 484-FBGA (vs EP2C20F484C6)
  • Mature, long-lifecycle Cyclone II product with active distribution (vs EP2C20F256C6N)

Design Notes

The EP2C20F484C8 requires a clean 1.2 V core supply (Vccint) with a recommended tolerance of plus/minus 30 mV and a separate PLL analog supply (Vccd_PLL) of 1.2 V with its own ferrite-bead-isolated plane. Bulk decoupling of 100 uF polymer plus 4.7 uF ceramic is recommended at the regulator output, with 0.1 uF and 0.01 uF ceramics placed within 100 mils of every Vccint and Vccd_PLL ball. I/O banks can be powered at 1.5/1.8/2.5/3.3 V independently. Sequence Vccint before Vccio per the Cyclone II Device Handbook to avoid latch-up during hot-plug events.

The 484-FBGA has a 1.00 mm ball pitch and requires microvia (HDI) PCB technology for escape routing - a 4-layer stack with 1-2-1 via structure is the practical minimum. BGA break-out should fan out on the top layer with via-in-pad recommended for inner rows to maintain signal integrity for high-speed LVDS pairs. Maintain continuous reference planes under all high-speed routes; the Cyclone II reference schematics show 50 ohm single-ended and 100 ohm differential impedance targets. JTAG, MSEL configuration, and POR pins must be pulled to defined states per the configuration scheme table before Vccint ramps.

Do not migrate a design to Cyclone II and assume Cyclone III/IV/10 bitstreams will load - configuration file formats and JTAG IDs are not compatible. Verify the configuration mode (AS/PS/JTAG) using MSEL[3..0] pins exactly per the datasheet; incorrect MSEL encoding is the most common board-bring-up failure. The C8 speed grade is the slowest in the family; designs migrated from a -6 or -7 part may fail timing closure on the EP2C20F484C8. Always re-run Quartus II timing analysis after changing speed grade. Finally, confirm the ball finish (SnPb vs lead-free) matches your assembly process.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Non Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
No
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Compliant

EP2C20F484C8 (without N suffix) is supplied in SnPb ball finish and is NOT RoHS compliant. The N-suffixed variant EP2C20F484C8N is lead-free and RoHS compliant. AEC-Q100 is not applicable (Cyclone II is not automotive qualified - choose Cyclone IV E or Cyclone V automotive parts for vehicle applications). All other compliance values are not stated explicitly in the verified web data.

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

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