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EP2C5AF256A7N - Cyclone II FPGA, 4608 LE, 256-FBGA | Intel / Altera

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EP2C5AF256A7N Overview

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP2C5AF256A7N is a low-cost Cyclone II field-programmable gate array (FPGA) featuring 4,608 logic elements, 119,808 RAM bits, and 158 user I/Os, housed in a 256-pin FineLine BGA (FBGA) package. It is fabricated on a 90nm process node with a 1.2V core supply and supports operation up to 402.58 MHz internal logic, making it a workhorse for cost-sensitive digital designs. The "A7N" suffix indicates an automotive temperature grade (AEC-Q100 qualified), industrial operating range, and lead-free package.

A Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a semiconductor integrated circuit that can be reconfigured by the customer after manufacture to implement arbitrary digital logic. FPGAs belong to the programmable logic device (PLD) hierarchy, sitting alongside CPLDs and structured ASICs as flexible logic alternatives to fixed-function ASICs. Cyclone II FPGAs target high-volume, cost-sensitive applications where designers need hardware parallelism without the NRE cost of an ASIC. They integrate logic, embedded multipliers (18x18), embedded memory blocks (M4K RAM), and PLL clock management on a single die, enabling complete digital systems on one chip.

Key features of the EP2C5AF256A7N include 4,608 logic elements organized into 288 logic array blocks (LABs), 13 embedded 18x18 multipliers, 26 M4K RAM blocks providing 119,808 RAM bits, two PLLs, and 158 maximum user I/Os. The device supports LVDS, LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, and PCI I/O standards, plus 66 MHz 32-bit PCI compliance. Configuration is handled through Altera's serial or parallel configuration schemes using JTAG or active/passive serial modes.

Typical applications span industrial motor control, automotive infotainment and driver-assistance subsystems, video processing pipelines, software-defined radio front-ends, embedded control, and digital signal processing pre-processing. The Cyclone II architecture is supported by the Quartus II design software (legacy) and remains popular for legacy maintenance and cost-driven new designs in mature product lines.

Designers should plan thermal dissipation carefully - the FBGA package requires proper PCB thermal via arrays under the exposed pad. For automotive applications, the AEC-Q100 qualification enables deployment in cabin electronics, instrument clusters, and body controllers. JTAG programming via the Altera USB-Blaster or compatible download cable is required for in-system configuration. Consider migrating to Cyclone IV E (EP4CE6) for new designs where supply longevity matters.

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Variants in this series

Same-series models that are drop-in compatible with EP2C5AF256A7N (same form factor and footprint) β€” differing in Package, Process Technology, Configuration Modes, Speed Grade, Operating Temperature.

Intel
Package: 256-LBGA (FBGA), 17 mm body
Configuration Modes: Active Serial (AS), Passive Serial (PS), JTAG
Speed Grade: 8
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Package: 144-LQFP (T144)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
Operating Temperature: -40C to +125C (Automotive)
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Package: 256-ball FineLine BGA (F256, 1.0 mm pitch)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS (low-k dielectric)
Configuration Modes: AS, PS, JTAG
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Package: 256-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS, 1.2 V core
Configuration Modes: AS, PS, FPP, JTAG
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Package: 256-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA-256), 17 x 17 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
Configuration Modes: AS, PS, JTAG, FPP
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Package: 256-ball FBGA (1.0 mm pitch)
Process Technology: 90 nm TSMC low-k
Speed Grade: 7 (A7)
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EP2C5AF256A7N Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Series Cyclone II
Family Cyclone II FPGA
Logic Elements (LE) 4,608
Logic Array Blocks (LAB) 288
Embedded Memory 119,808 bits (RAM)
M4K RAM Blocks 26
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers 13
PLLs 2
Maximum User I/Os 158
Operating Frequency (max) 402.58 MHz
Process Technology 90 nm
Core Voltage 1.2 V
Package 256-pin FBGA
Package Code LBGA (FineLine BGA)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Operating Temperature Grade Automotive (AEC-Q100)
Lead-Free / RoHS Yes
Configuration JTAG / Active Serial / Passive Serial

EP2C5AF256A7N lbga (fineline bga) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP2C5AF256A7N (lbga (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.

lbga (fineline bga) package pinout diagram for EP2C5AF256A7N

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Typical Applications

EP2C5AF256A7N is suitable for 6 applications: Automotive Infotainment Systems, Industrial Motor Control, Video Processing and Image Pipelines, Software-Defined Radio Front-Ends, Embedded Control and Interface Bridging, Digital Signal Processing Pre-Processing.

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Automotive Infotainment Systems

The EP2C5AF256A7N is well-suited for entry-level automotive infotainment systems where its AEC-Q100 automotive qualification and 1.2V Cyclone II architecture provide the right balance of cost, integration, and reliability. The 4,608 logic elements handle audio routing, volume mixing, and display backlight control logic, while the 158 user I/Os interface to LCD panels, touch controllers, AM/FM tuner ICs, and Bluetooth modules. The 13 embedded 18x18 multipliers support audio effects processing (equalizers, surround decoders) at 48 kHz without CPU offload. The automotive temperature grade (A7N suffix) ensures operation from -40 C to +125 C, which covers cabin electronics and instrument-cluster environments. Designers typically pair this FPGA with an external ARM Cortex-M0 host microcontroller and a dedicated audio DAC.

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Industrial Motor Control

In industrial motor-control applications, the EP2C5AF256A7N implements field-oriented control (FOC), space-vector PWM, and encoder feedback processing. Its 13 embedded 18x18 multipliers execute Park/Clarke transforms and PID loops at switching frequencies up to 20 kHz for three-phase inverters. The 119,808 bits of embedded RAM buffer current and voltage samples, while the two PLLs generate the precise PWM timer base and the ADC sampling clock. The automotive-grade temperature range easily handles industrial cabinet environments, and the 256-FBGA package provides the I/O count needed for multi-axis servo or stepper drives. Typical companion ICs are isolated gate drivers (such as the Si8271) and 16-bit ADCs for current sensing. Verify the PCB thermal via array is sized for the application duty cycle.

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Video Processing and Image Pipelines

The EP2C5AF256A7N handles low-resolution video pipelines such as CCTV muxing, deinterlacing, and overlay generation. The 4,608 logic elements implement line buffers in distributed RAM plus a few M4K blocks, supporting standard-definition (SD) PAL/NTSC streams at 27 MHz pixel clocks. The 158 user I/Os connect directly to CMOS image sensors, BT.656 decoders, and TFT LCD panels without an external bridge ASIC. For higher resolutions, consider the EP2C20F256I8N or EP2C35F484 series which double or quadruple the logic capacity. Designers use the Cyclone II's embedded multipliers for chroma upsampling and color-space conversion, achieving deterministic latency that software CPUs cannot match.

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Software-Defined Radio Front-Ends

In software-defined radio (SDR) front-ends, the EP2C5AF256A7N performs DDC (digital down-conversion), channelization, and baseband preprocessing. The 13 hardware multipliers execute FIR pulse-shaping filters and Hilbert transforms for I/Q demodulation at IF frequencies up to 100 MHz. The 119,808 RAM bits buffer ADC samples for FFT pre-staging. Pair the FPGA with a 12- or 14-bit ADC (such as the AD9648 or AD9288 family) sampling at 100 MSPS to digitize IF signals, then feed the digital baseband to a host DSP or ARM processor. The automotive temperature grade allows mobile and vehicle-mounted SDR deployments. Note that for high-bandwidth transceivers, an FPGA with SERDES such as the Cyclone IV GX is recommended.

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Embedded Control and Interface Bridging

The EP2C5AF256A7N serves as a flexible interface bridge in embedded systems, converting between legacy parallel buses, custom protocols, and modern serial standards. Common deployments include SPI-to-parallel bus bridges, I2S audio mux/demux, UART-to-LIN gateways, and custom logic analyzers. The 158 user I/Os simultaneously drive a 32-bit CPU local bus, four SPI peripherals, and a 16-bit GPIO expansion header. The 4,608 logic elements are sufficient for typical glue-logic and protocol-conversion tasks while keeping cost low. The 90nm Cyclone II architecture offers proven Quartus II tool support and a mature IP library, making this part a strong choice for legacy maintenance and long-lifecycle industrial designs.

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Digital Signal Processing Pre-Processing

The EP2C5AF256A7N is used as a pre-DSP accelerator in audio and vibration-analysis systems. Its 13 embedded 18x18 multipliers execute FIR filters, biquad IIR stages, and Goertzel algorithms for tone detection at sample rates up to 1 MSPS. The M4K RAM blocks store coefficient tables and circular sample buffers, while the two PLLs derive independent audio and sensor clocks from a common reference. Typical systems pair the FPGA with a 24-bit sigma-delta ADC for vibration or acoustic emission monitoring. The automotive temperature grade (AEC-Q100) enables deployment in vehicle-mounted monitoring and predictive-maintenance installations. For higher DSP throughput, migrate to the EP2C20F256I8N which adds more multipliers.

Recommended Products Summary

EP2C5AF256A7N Intel Used in: Automotive Infotainment Systems, Digital Signal Processing Pre-Processing EP2C8AF256A7N Intel Used in: Automotive Infotainment Systems, Embedded Control and Interface Bridging EP2C5AF256I7N Industrial-grade variant Used in: Industrial Motor Control EP2C5AF256C7N Commercial-grade variant Used in: Industrial Motor Control, Embedded Control and Interface Bridging EP2C20F256I8N Intel Used in: Video Processing and Image Pipelines, Digital Signal Processing Pre-Processing EP2C5AF256I8N Intel Used in: Video Processing and Image Pipelines EP2C5AF256A8N Faster speed-grade variant Used in: Software-Defined Radio Front-Ends EP4CE6F256I7N Cyclone IV E migration Used in: Software-Defined Radio Front-Ends
What is the operating temperature grade of EP2C5AF256A7N?
The EP2C5AF256A7N is qualified to the automotive temperature grade per the "A7" suffix in its ordering code, and it is AEC-Q100 qualified. According to the Cyclone II datasheet, the part supports the industrial-grade operating range (typically -40 C to +125 C junction). It is suitable for cabin electronics, instrument clusters, and body controllers in automotive applications.
How many logic elements does EP2C5AF256A7N have?
The EP2C5AF256A7N contains 4,608 logic elements organized into 288 logic array blocks (LABs). This is the smallest density in the Cyclone II family and is suitable for glue logic, state-machine control, simple DSP pipelines, and low-cost interface bridging. Cyclone II LE counts scale up to 68,416 in larger devices such as the EP2C70.
What package does EP2C5AF256A7N use?
The EP2C5AF256A7N uses a 256-pin FineLine BGA (FBGA / LBGA) package. According to the Cyclone II device handbook, the package has a small body size for its I/O count and supports up to 158 user I/Os. PCB layout requires a thermal via array under the package for heat dissipation and proper BGA escape routing.
Is EP2C5AF256A7N still in production?
The EP2C5AF256A7N is in last-time-buy (LTB) status per the Intel Product Discontinuance notice for the Cyclone II family. Intel has discontinued several Cyclone II speed grades; many EP2C5A variants remain orderable only through authorized distributors while existing inventory lasts. Designers should verify stock with authorized distributors before committing to new designs.
What is the difference between EP2C5AF256A7N and EP2C5AF256C7N?
The EP2C5AF256A7N is the automotive temperature-grade variant while the EP2C5AF256C7N is the commercial temperature-grade variant. Both share the same 256-FBGA package, 4,608 logic elements, and 158 I/Os. Choose the A7N variant for AEC-Q100 qualified automotive deployments; choose the C7N for general-purpose commercial or industrial designs that do not require AEC-Q100 qualification.
Can EP2C5AF256A7N be replaced by a Cyclone IV E device?
Yes, the EP4CE6F256 (Cyclone IV E, 6,272 logic elements) is the recommended migration target for the EP2C5AF256A7N. Both devices share a similar FineLine BGA package family and a common footprint design kit. However, the Cyclone IV E adds lower power consumption, transceivers-free low-cost positioning, and longer lifecycle support. The Quartus II design software handles most Cyclone II to Cyclone IV E design migrations automatically.
How much embedded memory does EP2C5AF256A7N have?
The EP2C5AF256A7N has 119,808 RAM bits distributed across 26 M4K memory blocks, with each M4K block supporting 4 Kbits plus parity bits. According to the Cyclone II datasheet, the M4K blocks can be configured as RAM, ROM, FIFO, or shift registers in widths from x1 to x36, supporting both single-port and true dual-port modes with mixed-clock support.
How many multipliers are in EP2C5AF256A7N?
The EP2C5AF256A7N contains 13 embedded 18x18 hardware multipliers. These dedicated multiplier blocks accelerate DSP operations such as FIR filters, FFT butterflies, and audio/video codecs at up to 250 MHz in the Cyclone II architecture. The multipliers can be cascaded to implement 36x36 multipliers when required.
What is the maximum operating frequency of EP2C5AF256A7N?
The EP2C5AF256A7N supports internal logic frequencies up to approximately 402.58 MHz in the speed grade 7 timing model. Real-world fMAX is design-dependent and varies with logic depth, routing congestion, and temperature. For DSP blocks, typical maximum clock rates reach 250 MHz; for general-purpose logic, 200-300 MHz is achievable in well-pipelined designs.
Where can I download the EP2C5AF256A7N datasheet?
The official Cyclone II datasheet and device handbook can be downloaded from the Intel Programmable Solutions Group documentation page at intel.com. Search "Cyclone II Device Handbook" to find the datasheet PDF with full pinout, timing, and electrical specifications for the EP2C5A family. Legacy Altera-branded PDFs are also archived on datasheets.com and Mouser's product page for the EP2C5AF256A7N.
What is the price of EP2C5AF256A7N as of 2026?
As of 2026-09-08, the EP2C5AF256A7N lists at approximately $18.50 in single-piece quantity at authorized distributors. Bulk pricing scales down to about $9.75 at the 1,000-piece break. Pricing varies by distributor and remaining stock; consult Octopart for real-time comparison across the 8 distributors currently listing the part.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP2C5AF256A7N?
The best drop-in replacement within the same Cyclone II family is the EP2C5AF256I8N, which uses the identical 256-pin FBGA package and 4,608 logic elements but offers an industrial-grade temperature range. For new designs requiring AEC-Q100, the EP2C5AF256A7N remains the automotive variant; for new designs without AEC-Q100 constraints, migrate to the EP4CE6F256 (Cyclone IV E) for longer lifecycle support.
Is EP2C5AF256A7N suitable for motor control applications?
Yes, the EP2C5AF256A7N is well-suited for industrial motor control applications. Its 13 embedded 18x18 multipliers support Park/Clarke transforms and PID loops, while the 119,808 bits of embedded RAM handle encoder capture and PWM duty buffering. The automotive temperature grade also allows deployment in harsh industrial environments. Add external gate drivers to control the power stage.
What is the difference between EP2C5AF256A7N and EP2C20F256I8N?
The EP2C5AF256A7N has 4,608 logic elements while the EP2C20F256I8N has 18,752 logic elements - approximately 4x more logic capacity. Both share the 256-pin FBGA package family but the EP2C20 has more M4K blocks and multipliers. Choose the EP2C5A for small glue-logic designs; choose the EP2C20F256I8N for designs needing more DSP or memory resources without changing the package footprint.
Hey Google, can a Lattice ECP5 replace EP2C5AF256A7N?
No direct drop-in replacement exists from Lattice for the EP2C5AF256A7N, because the Lattice ECP5 (LFE5U series) uses a different package and pinout than the Cyclone II 256-FBGA. A functional migration requires PCB rework, but the ECP5 offers lower power, SERDES, and modern LUT4 architecture as a redesign path. Cross-brand verification should confirm your specific pinout, voltage, and timing requirements before migration.

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Selection Guide

Choose EP2C5AF256A7N when you need a cost-optimized Cyclone II FPGA with AEC-Q100 automotive qualification and the 256-FBGA footprint is acceptable for your PCB. The 4,608 logic elements are sufficient for glue logic, motor control pre-processing, audio/video muxing, and SDR front-ends. Choose EP2C5AF256I7N for industrial-grade (non-automotive) designs at lower cost. Choose EP2C5AF256C7N for commercial-grade deployments. Migrate to EP2C8AF256A7N (8,256 LE, same package) when the design outgrows 4,608 LE. For new designs where supply longevity matters more than AEC-Q100, migrate to the EP4CE6F256I7N (Cyclone IV E, 60nm process) - it offers more logic, lower power, and a longer product lifecycle.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP2C5AF256I7N EP2C5AF256C7N EP2C5AF256A8N EP2C8AF256A7N EP2C5F256I8N EP4CE6F256I7N
Brand Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera)
Package 256-pin FBGA 256-pin FBGA - same 256-pin FBGA - same 256-pin FBGA - same 256-pin FBGA - same 256-pin FBGA - same 256-pin FBGA - same
Logic Elements 4,608 4,608 4,608 4,608 8,256 (+79%) 4,608 6,272 (+36%)
Embedded Multipliers 13 (18x18) 13 13 13 23 (+77%) 13 15
Embedded Memory (bits) 119,808 119,808 119,808 119,808 165,888 119,808 270,000 (+125%)
User I/Os (max) 158 158 158 158 158 158 179 (+13%)
Temperature Grade Automotive (A7N) Industrial Commercial Automotive (A8N, faster) Automotive (A7N) Industrial Industrial
Process / Generation 90nm Cyclone II 90nm Cyclone II 90nm Cyclone II 90nm Cyclone II 90nm Cyclone II 90nm Cyclone II 60nm Cyclone IV E

Key Differentiators

  • Lowest-density Cyclone II FPGA with AEC-Q100 automotive qualification (vs EP2C5AF256I7N)
  • Higher logic density within same package (vs EP2C8AF256A7N)
  • Modern process node migration path (vs EP4CE6F256I7N)

Design Notes

The 256-pin FBGA package has a 1.0 mm ball pitch, which requires a four-layer PCB minimum with laser-drilled micro vias or 4-mil via-in-pad for proper BGA breakout. Place a thermal via array (0.3 mm drill, 1.0 mm pitch) under the package center to dissipate the ~1.2 W typical core power. Use the Altera FBGA package library symbols in your PCB CAD tool to ensure pad diameters match the recommended 0.5 mm land pattern.

Cyclone II FPGAs require a 1.2V core supply plus separate VCCIO banks for I/O standards (typically 3.3V, 2.5V, 1.8V, or 1.5V). Use a low-noise LDO or DC-DC regulator for VCCINT with at least 10% headroom over the maximum core current. Decoupling: place 0.1 uF and 10 uF capacitors within 100 mil of every VCC pin pair. Power sequencing is not mandatory but VCCINT should not exceed VCCIO by more than 0.7V at any time.

Do not connect the JTAG TCK signal with long traces - this can cause programming failures due to ringing. Keep TCK trace under 2 inches with a 47 ohm series damping resistor at the FPGA end. The MSEL[3..0] pins configure the FPGA's configuration scheme (AS, PS, JTAG) and must be pulled up or down with 1 kohm resistors at boot - incorrect MSEL settings cause configuration failures that look like dead silicon.

Estimated: at 1.2V core, 4,608 LE operating at 50% utilization, and 100 MHz, total power dissipation is approximately 0.5-0.8 W depending on toggle rate. The 256-FBGA theta_JA is approximately 22 C/W with proper thermal vias, yielding a 11-17 C junction temperature rise above ambient. Add airflow or copper pour for sustained high-temperature operation.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Qualified
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Compliant

AEC-Q100 qualified for automotive applications per the A7 ordering suffix. RoHS and REACH compliant per Intel product page. Lead-free FBGA package.

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