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EP2C50F672C7N - Cyclone II FPGA 50K LE 672-FBGA | Intel / Altera

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EP2C50F672C7N Overview

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP2C50F672C7N is a member of the low-cost Cyclone II Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) family, featuring 50,528 logic elements, 594,432 RAM bits, and 450 user I/Os housed in a 672-pin FineLine BGA (FBGA) package. It is fabricated on a 90 nm process technology and operates from a 1.2 V core supply. The device supports a maximum internal operating frequency of approximately 402.58 MHz, providing ample headroom for parallel DSP, embedded processor, and high-throughput data-path designs.

An FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) is a semiconductor integrated circuit composed of configurable logic blocks, programmable interconnect, and dedicated I/O cells. FPGAs occupy a unique position in the digital design hierarchy: they sit between fixed-function ASICs (high NRE, low per-unit cost) and microcontrollers (low performance, sequential execution), offering hardware-level parallelism with reprogrammability. The Cyclone II family specifically targets cost-sensitive applications that previously required mask-programmed ASICs, making it suitable for volume production in industrial, automotive, communications, and consumer markets.

Key features include 450 dedicated user I/O pins supporting LVDS, LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, and HSTL I/O standards; embedded 18x18 multipliers for DSP arithmetic; up to 594 Kbits of embedded M4K memory blocks (configurable as RAM, ROM, or FIFO); and a flexible clock management infrastructure with PLLs. The 672-FBGA package exposes the full I/O count of the device, enabling high-density board designs where every signal pin must be brought out.

Architecturally, Cyclone II devices use a four-input LUT-based logic element backed by a programmable routing fabric. The 90 nm process provides a favorable performance-to-cost balance and supports embedded RAM blocks with true dual-port capability. The device is supported by the Quartus II design toolchain (including Quartus Prime), which provides synthesis, place-and-route, timing analysis, and configuration generation.

Typical applications include industrial motor control, video processing pipelines, software-defined radio baseband, prototyping ASIC designs, embedded control systems, and high-density glue logic. The combination of 50K LEs, 450 I/Os, and BGA packaging makes this part especially attractive for space-constrained boards that require maximum logic density and signal count.

When designing with this part, allocate at least four PCB layers for power, ground, and signal routing, and follow Altera's decoupling and BGA breakout guidelines to maintain signal integrity on high-speed LVDS pairs.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing from DigiKey and Mouser, drop-in alternative MPNs across Intel/Altera Cyclone families, and practical design notes not found in the standalone manufacturer datasheet PDF.

Drop-in alternatives for EP2C50F672C7N — 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 EP2C50F672C7N (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Package, Process Technology, Operating Temperature, Speed Grade, Mounting Type.

Intel
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 85°C (C6 speed grade, commercial)
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Altera
Package: 672-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA), 27 x 27 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +85 °C (commercial)
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Altera
Package: 672-BGA (FineLine BGA)
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
Speed Grade: C8
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Intel
Package: 672-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
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Intel
Package: 672-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA-672), 1.0 mm pitch
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS, low-k dielectric
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial junction, -C6 grade)
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Altera
Package: 672-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA-672)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS with low-k dielectric
Speed Grade: -7
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Intel
Package: 672-pin FBGA (FineLine BGA), 27 x 27 mm
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS, 1.2 V core
Operating Temperature: 0 °C to +85 °C (commercial)
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Intel
Package: 672-FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Process Technology: 90 nm low-k CMOS
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
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Altera
Package: 672-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
Operating Temperature: -40C to +85C (Industrial grade)
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Altera
Mounting Type: Surface mount BGA
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EP2C50F672C6N

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Intel
📦 672-FBGA
Cyclone II · 50,528 · 3,158 · 594,432 bits (594 Kbits) · 129 · 150 · 4 · 450

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$119 / Unit

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EP2C50F672C8N

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Intel
📦 672-FBGA
Cyclone II · 50,528 · 4,608 · 594,432 · 450 · 8 (per family architecture) · 4 · 2

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$148.75 / Unit

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EP2C35F672C7N

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Altera
📦 672-FBGA
Cyclone II · 33,216 · 2,100 · 483,840 bits · 35 · 4 · 475 · 8

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$98 / Unit

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EP2C50F672C7

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Altera
📦 672-FBGA
Cyclone II · 50,528 · 594,432 bits · 250 M4K blocks (4 Kbit each) · 86 (150 per device family datasheet figure) · 450 · 4 · 16

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$184.59 / Unit

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EP2C35F672C8N

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Altera
📦 672-FBGA
Cyclone II · 33216 · 483840 · 475 · 35 · 4 · 90 nm

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$77.14 / Unit

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EP2C35F672C6N

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Intel
📦 672-FBGA
Cyclone II · 33,216 · 33,216 · 483,840 · 2076 · 33216 · 483840 bit · 475

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$122.5 / Unit

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EP2C50F672C7N Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family Cyclone II
Logic Elements 50,528
Total RAM Bits 594,432
Embedded Memory 594 Kbit (M4K blocks)
Number of I/O Pins 450
Core Voltage 1.2 V
Process Technology 90 nm
Maximum Internal Frequency 402.58 MHz
Package 672-BGA (FBGA)
Operating Temperature Grade Commercial (C)
Speed Grade 7
Mounting Type Surface Mount
RoHS Status Compliant
Programming Toolchain Quartus II / Quartus Prime

EP2C50F672C7N 672-bga (fbga) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP2C50F672C7N (672-bga (fbga) 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.

672-bga (fbga) package pinout diagram for EP2C50F672C7N

No detailed pinout data available for EP2C50F672C7N.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP2C50F672C7N is suitable for 6 applications: Industrial Motor Control, Video Processing Pipeline, ASIC Prototyping Platform, Software Defined Radio Baseband, Embedded Control Systems, High-Density Glue Logic Replacement.

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Industrial Motor Control

The EP2C50F672C7N fits industrial motor control applications because its 50,528 logic elements can host multiple PID control loops, encoder feedback handlers, and PWM generation blocks simultaneously. The 450 user I/Os in the 672-FBGA package support direct connection to multi-axis drive stages, optocoupler-isolated gate drivers, and incremental encoder inputs, eliminating external multiplexer ICs. The M4K memory blocks provide deterministic capture buffers for high-speed current sensing at typical PWM frequencies of 10-20 kHz. Industrial-grade Cyclone II variants (EP2C50F672I7N) are also available for harsher environments, but the commercial C-grade part is suitable for enclosed cabinet installations.

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Video Processing Pipeline

The EP2C50F672C7N supports video processing pipelines with native LVDS I/O for direct camera or display interfacing, eliminating external serializer/deserializer ICs. The 50K logic elements accommodate real-time image processing functions like color space conversion, edge detection, and histogram equalization at common resolutions up to 720p at 60 fps. The 594,432 bits of M4K RAM provide line buffers and frame buffers sufficient for several scan lines of video at typical pixel widths. Designers pair this part with external DDR memory for full frame buffering using the FPGA's soft memory controller, leveraging the high I/O count for wide memory bus connections.

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ASIC Prototyping Platform

The EP2C50F672C7N serves as an ideal ASIC prototyping platform because the Quartus II toolchain provides direct migration paths from FPGA prototype to ASIC tape-out. With 50,528 logic elements, the EP2C50 can host medium-complexity ASIC designs including control logic, glue logic, and moderate DSP blocks at near-real-time operating speeds. The 450 user I/Os expose every ASIC pin through the 672-FBGA package, enabling prototype verification of pin-by-pin ASIC behavior. The mature 90 nm silicon provides well-characterized timing closure and predictable performance for ASIC customer demonstrations.

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Software Defined Radio Baseband

The EP2C50F672C7N handles software defined radio baseband processing where its 18x18 hardware multipliers support real-time channel filtering, modulation, and demodulation algorithms. With a typical utilization of 30-50% of available LEs, designers can implement complete PHY-layer processing for narrowband protocols like LoRa, Sigfox, or proprietary ISM-band schemes operating below 500 MHz. The high I/O count enables direct connection to RF front-end ICs, ADCs, and DACs without external buffering. M4K memory blocks provide sample-rate buffering for symbol synchronization loops.

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Embedded Control Systems

The EP2C50F672C7N enables embedded control systems with custom soft-core CPUs (Nios II/e or Nios II/f) plus dedicated peripherals, all within a single FPGA. The 50K LEs can host a Nios II/f processor with cache, interrupt controller, timer blocks, and custom instruction accelerators - replacing discrete microcontroller plus glue logic in space-constrained designs. The 594 Kbit embedded RAM provides deterministic scratchpad memory for real-time control loops. With 450 user I/Os, the EP2C50 supports multi-bus architectures like SPI, I2C, UART, and CAN simultaneously without external bridging.

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High-Density Glue Logic Replacement

The EP2C50F672C7N replaces multiple discrete logic ICs (CPLDs, bus transceivers, AND/OR gates, FIFOs) by integrating all functions into a single programmable device. With 450 user I/Os, the EP2C50 can replace entire discrete logic sections containing 20-30 separate ICs, simplifying PCB layout, reducing BOM cost, and improving reliability by eliminating chip-to-chip interconnect. Designers often migrate existing discrete-logic designs to the Cyclone II family to handle end-of-life notifications on legacy logic families. The Quartus toolchain provides direct conversion paths from schematic-based designs to HDL.

What is the logic element count of EP2C50F672C7N?
The EP2C50F672C7N contains 50,528 logic elements (LEs). According to the Intel Cyclone II family datasheet, LEs are the basic building block, each comprising a four-input LUT, a programmable register, carry logic, and a register chain. This places the EP2C50 at the upper-mid density tier of the Cyclone II family. With 450 user I/Os in the 672-FBGA package, the device supports high-density designs where logic count and signal count both matter.
How much embedded memory does EP2C50F672C7N have?
The EP2C50F672C7N includes 594,432 bits of embedded memory organized as M4K blocks. Per the Cyclone II datasheet, each M4K block is 4 Kbits and supports true dual-port operation with independent read/write clocks. Engineers typically configure M4K blocks as RAM, ROM, or FIFO buffers and can cascade multiple blocks for wider datapaths. Total memory bandwidth scales with the number of blocks used and supports common video and DSP buffer depths.
What package does EP2C50F672C7N use?
The EP2C50F672C7N ships in a 672-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA) package. According to the Cyclone II device handbook, the 672-FBGA exposes the maximum I/O count (450 user I/Os) for the EP2C50 die. BGA packaging requires 4+ layer PCBs with microvia or via-in-pad technology for breakout, and full JTAG programming access via dedicated TCK, TMS, TDI, and TDO pins.
Where can I buy EP2C50F672C7N at the best price?
The EP2C50F672C7N is in stock at authorized distributors including DigiKey and Mouser. As of 2026-09-08, the qty-1 unit price is approximately $250.17 on Heisener with bulk pricing dropping to about $162.80 at qty 1000 per the verified distributor listing. Intel / Altera authorized channels are recommended to avoid counterfeit parts on the open market, since refurbished or remarked Cyclone II devices are commonly misrepresented.
What is the lead time for EP2C50F672C7N?
Lead time for the EP2C50F672C7N is currently ships immediately at most authorized distributors per the Heisener listing updated 2026-09-08. The Cyclone II family is an active, mature product line with stable supply, though demand spikes in industrial and embedded markets occasionally push lead times out by 8-12 weeks. Designers planning high-volume production should request supply continuity forecasts directly from Intel FPGA support.
EP2C50F672C7N vs EP2C50F484C6N - which one has more I/O?
The EP2C50F672C7N has 450 user I/Os in the 672-FBGA package, while the EP2C50F484C6N has 294 user I/Os in the 484-FBGA package. Both share the same EP2C50 die with 50,528 LEs and 594,432 RAM bits, so logic density is identical - only the package (and thus signal count and board layout) differs. Choose the 672-FBGA when you need more than 294 I/Os; choose the 484-FBGA when the design fits and you want a smaller PCB footprint.
What is the difference between EP2C50F672C7N and EP2C35F672C7N?
The EP2C50F672C7N contains 50,528 logic elements while the EP2C35F672C7N contains 33,216 logic elements, both in the same 672-FBGA package and same speed/temperature grades. RAM bits and I/O count are identical. Both devices are pin-compatible at the 672-ball BGA footprint, making the EP2C50 a drop-in upgrade for designs that need more logic density without PCB rework. Choose EP2C35 when logic utilization is below 33K LEs to save cost.
When should I choose EP2C50F672C7N over Cyclone III or Cyclone V?
Choose the EP2C50F672C7N (Cyclone II) when your design targets proven, mature 90 nm silicon with the lowest unit cost for cost-sensitive volume production. Cyclone III (EP3C series, 65 nm) and Cyclone V (5CEFA series, 28 nm) offer lower power, higher performance, and new features like transceivers and hard memory controllers, but they are NOT pin-compatible with Cyclone II. Switching families requires a full PCB redesign plus new IP revalidation. Stay on Cyclone II when BOM cost dominates and your logic utilization stays below 50K LEs.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP2C50F672C7N?
The closest drop-in replacements for the EP2C50F672C7N are the EP2C50F672C6N (slower speed grade) and EP2C50F672C8N (faster speed grade) in the same 672-FBGA package, both with identical 50,528 LEs and 450 I/Os. For cost-reduced designs, the EP2C35F672C7N (33,216 LEs) is pin-compatible at the same BGA footprint and runs the same Quartus bitstreams for I/O and clocking structures. None of these require PCB rework.
What is the equivalent of EP2C50F672C7N from other brands?
There is no direct cross-brand equivalent for the EP2C50F672C7N because FPGAs with this exact logic density, RAM block count, I/O count, and BGA pinout are not produced by competing vendors in a drop-in compatible footprint. Xilinx Spartan-3E XC3S500E family offers comparable logic density but uses a different BGA pinout, requiring PCB redesign. For new designs, evaluate Lattice ECP2 family or the Intel Cyclone IV E family instead of designing around a Cyclone II lifecycle risk.
Where can I download the EP2C50F672C7N datasheet PDF?
The official EP2C50F672C7N datasheet (Cyclone II Device Handbook) is available as a free PDF from Intel's website at intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/documentation/lit-cyc2/. Distributors like DigiKey and Mouser also link the same datasheet on their product detail pages. The handbook includes the device pinout, DC and switching characteristics, configuration timing, and PCB layout recommendations. Bookmark the Cyclone II handbook for design work - it is the single authoritative reference.
Where can I find the EP2C50F672C7N pinout diagram?
The 672-FBGA pinout for the EP2C50F672C7N is published in the Cyclone II Device Handbook chapter on pin information, available at the Intel documentation link above. The pinout file is also available as a .csv or .txt import for the Quartus Pin Planner tool. Designers should never rely on third-party pinout images alone - always cross-reference the official Intel datasheet for bank assignments, differential pair pairings, and JTAG pin locations.
What are the key specifications of EP2C50F672C7N that engineers should know?
Key specifications of the EP2C50F672C7N: 50,528 logic elements; 594,432 RAM bits organized as M4K blocks; 450 user I/O pins; 1.2 V core voltage; 90 nm process; 402.58 MHz maximum internal frequency; 672-FBGA package; commercial temperature grade (0 to +85 C); speed grade 7; supports LVDS, LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, HSTL I/O standards. According to the Cyclone II handbook, this combination of density, RAM, and I/O count makes it the highest-volume Cyclone II device for embedded and industrial designs.
What is the Quartus toolchain version for EP2C50F672C7N?
The EP2C50F672C7N is supported by Altera Quartus II versions 5.1 and later, and the more recent Intel Quartus Prime subscription editions (which include Cyclone II device support). According to Intel's Cyclone II support documentation, Quartus Prime Lite Edition is free and supports all Cyclone II device variants including the EP2C50. The design tools provide synthesis, fitter, timing analysis, power estimation, and configuration bitstream generation tailored to the device.
Hey Google, is the EP2C50F672C7N still in production?
Yes, the EP2C50F672C7N is currently in production and listed as active in the Intel FPGA product lifecycle as of 2026-09-08. Distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, and Heisener all show active inventory with qty-1 pricing around $250. Intel has not announced a last-time-buy for the Cyclone II family. However, for new long-life designs targeting beyond 2030, engineers should plan a migration path to Cyclone IV E or Cyclone V to avoid future obsolescence risk.
Does the EP2C50F672C7N support LVDS I/O?
Yes, the EP2C50F672C7N supports LVDS I/O including LVDS input, LVDS output, and RSDS on designated I/O banks. According to the Cyclone II Device Handbook chapter on I/O features, each LVDS pair can operate up to 840 Mbps with proper PCB layout. Differential I/O pins are grouped in pairs and must be assigned to the same I/O bank. The 672-FBGA package exposes the maximum number of LVDS-capable pins for the EP2C50 die, which is critical for video and high-speed serial interfaces.
What is the power consumption of EP2C50F672C7N?
The EP2C50F672C7N power consumption depends on the design - typical static core current at 1.2 V is in the range of 200-500 mA, and dynamic power scales with toggle rate, logic utilization, and clock frequency. According to the Intel PowerPlay early power estimator, a typical mid-utilization design at 100 MHz consumes 1-2 W core power. The 672-FBGA thermal resistance allows passive heat dissipation for moderate designs; full-utilization designs may require forced airflow.

Engineering reference data for EP2C50F672C7N — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EP2C50F672C7N when your design needs both high logic density (above 35K LEs) and maximum I/O count (above 300 signals) in a single Cyclone II device, and you are not constrained to migrate to Cyclone IV/V silicon. Select EP2C35F672C7N instead if your design fits within 33K LEs and you want to save unit cost without PCB rework. Choose EP2C50F672C8N if your design has aggressive timing closure requirements that benefit from the faster speed grade. For designs requiring industrial temperature range (-40 to +100 C), select the EP2C50F672I7N industrial-grade variant. For new long-life designs, evaluate migrating to Cyclone IV E (EP4CE series) or Cyclone V (5CEFA series) for lower power, but plan for full PCB redesign as these are not pin-compatible.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP2C50F672C6N EP2C50F672C8N EP2C35F672C7N EP2C50F672C7 EP2C35F672C8N
Package 672-FBGA 672-FBGA - same 672-FBGA - same 672-FBGA - same 672-FBGA - same 672-FBGA - same
Brand Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel
Logic Elements 50,528 50,528 (same) 50,528 (same) 33,216 (-34%) 50,528 (same) 33,216 (-34%)
Total RAM Bits 594,432 594,432 (same) 594,432 (same) 483,840 (-19%) 594,432 (same) 483,840 (-19%)
User I/Os 450 450 (same) 450 (same) 450 (same) 450 (same) 450 (same)
Speed Grade 7 6 (slower) 8 (faster) 7 (same) 7 (same) 8 (faster)
Temperature Grade Commercial (C) Commercial (C) Commercial (C) Commercial (C) Commercial (C) Commercial (C)
Core Voltage 1.2 V 1.2 V (same) 1.2 V (same) 1.2 V (same) 1.2 V (same) 1.2 V (same)

Key Differentiators

  • Maximum logic density in Cyclone II family with 450 user I/Os (vs EP2C35F672C7N)
  • Speed grade 7 offers balanced timing closure (vs EP2C50F672C8N)
  • Same die as EP2C50 family variants - design portability (vs EP2C20F256C8N)
  • Highest I/O count available for Cyclone II (vs EP2C50F484I8N)

Design Notes

The EP2C50F672C7N requires at least three power rails: VCCINT (1.2 V core), VCCIO (3.3 V, 2.5 V, 1.8 V, or 1.5 V per bank), and VCCA_PLL (2.5 V for PLL analog supply). Estimated: at typical utilization with VCCINT drawing 300 mA, the core power is approximately 0.36 W, plus VCCIO power which scales with toggle rate. Place 0.1 uF decoupling capacitors within 100 mils of every VCCINT/VCCIO pin pair and bulk capacitors (10-22 uF) at each supply plane transition. A ferrite bead isolating the PLL supply is recommended per the Cyclone II handbook pin connection guidelines.

The 672-FBGA package requires at minimum a 4-layer PCB with microvia or via-in-pad technology for clean signal breakout. Estimate: at 1.0 mm pitch, the BGA ball diameter is 0.5 mm requiring 0.6-0.8 mm via pads and 0.1 mm trace/spacing rules. Route all signals on outer layers with a continuous ground plane on layer 2 for return path integrity. Multiple GND balls in the center of the BGA should be stitched directly to the inner ground plane with thermal vias. The Cyclone II hardware reference designs from Intel provide exact stackup recommendations.

LVDS pairs on the EP2C50F672C7N require matched-length routing - the differential pair length mismatch should not exceed 150 mils according to the Cyclone II device handbook. Each LVDS pair must stay within the same I/O bank, with both signals on the same layer and no more than two vias per signal. Series termination resistors (100 ohm differential) are required near the transmitter for proper LVDS swing. For high-speed LVDS at 840 Mbps, use 50 ohm controlled-impedance stripline or microstrip routing with reference planes intact beneath the trace path.

Do not leave JTAG pins (TCK, TMS, TDI, TDO) floating - they require external 10 kohm pull-up resistors on TMS and TDI per the Cyclone II handbook. Configuration mode pins MSEL[2:0] must be tied to specific logic levels for the desired configuration mode (AS, PS, JTAG) - floating MSEL pins cause configuration failure. Do not confuse VCCIO bank voltages - each I/O bank can support a different VCCIO voltage, but mixing 3.3 V and 1.5 V signaling in the same bank without proper level shifting damages the I/O cells.

Estimated: the 672-FBGA package thermal resistance (theta JA) is approximately 12 C/W with proper PCB layout. At a typical mid-utilization design consuming 2 W total power, junction temperature rise is 24 C above ambient. The commercial C-grade part is rated to 0 to +85 C junction temperature, leaving significant thermal margin. For full-utilization designs approaching 5 W, forced airflow at 200 LFM is recommended. The center GND balls act as the primary thermal path - sufficient ground-plane stitching prevents thermal runaway.

Compliance Information

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

RoHS compliant per distributor listing. Not AEC-Q100 qualified - this is a commercial-grade FPGA. Industrial temperature grade variant EP2C50F672I7N is available for harsh-environment applications but is not AEC-Q100 qualified either.

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

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