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EP2C5Q208C8 Overview

EP2C5Q208C8 is an Intel Cyclone II field-programmable gate array (FPGA) with 4608 logic elements, 119808 total RAM bits, and 142 user I/O pins, housed in a 208-pin BFQFP/PQFP surface-mount package. It belongs to the Cyclone II family originally introduced by Altera and now supported by Intel, and it is fabricated on a 90 nm process with a 1.2 V core supply.

A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is a semiconductor device containing configurable logic blocks and programmable interconnects that can be reconfigured after manufacturing. In the programmable-logic hierarchy, an FPGA is a type of programmable logic device (PLD), which belongs to the broader category of logic integrated circuits. Unlike a fixed-function ASIC, the EP2C5Q208C8 can implement arbitrary digital logic, from simple state machines to complete processor peripherals, by loading a configuration bitstream at power-up.

Key features include 4608 logic elements for combinatorial and sequential logic, 119808 bits of embedded RAM for FIFOs and data buffering, and 142 user I/O pins for connection to multiple logic and interface domains. The C8 speed grade and commercial temperature suffix provide a cost-oriented entry point into the Cyclone II family. The 208-pin BFQFP/PQFP package has accessible perimeter leads, which simplifies PCB layout, soldering inspection, and rework compared with fine-pitch BGA alternatives.

Cyclone II architecture is a medium-density FPGA with embedded memory blocks and programmable I/O buffers. The EP2C5Q208C8 can implement soft-core processors, parallel signal-processing datapaths, bus bridges, and controller logic. Its 90 nm process helps balance die cost and power with moderate performance. The 402.58 MHz figure quoted by FPGAkey represents an upper internal clock boundary for speed-grade -8 devices; actual achievable frequency depends on design complexity, synthesis settings, routing, and operating conditions.

Typical applications include low-cost motor-control interfaces, sensor aggregation, protocol bridging, video/display processing, and test instrumentation bring-up. The available I/O count allows parallel buses such as 8-bit or 16-bit microcontroller interfaces and multiple encoder inputs to be connected directly. With 119808 RAM bits, internal FIFOs and small frame buffers can be implemented without external memory for many designs.

Designers using EP2C5Q208C8 should provide a clean 1.2 V core rail with appropriate decoupling, follow the Intel/Altera power estimation flow in Quartus, and use a supported configuration scheme such as active serial with an EPCS configuration device. Because this -C8 variant is listed as RoHS non-compliant by a distributor, select an N-suffix device for Pb-free assembly or verify an applicable exemption.

This page synthesizes verified distributor inventory, current price references, drop-in QFP alternatives, and practical design guidance beyond the manufacturer datasheet, making it useful for legacy maintenance, lifecycle planning, and finding a direct replacement for EP2C5Q208C8.

Drop-in alternatives for EP2C5Q208C8 — 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 EP2C5Q208C8 (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Total RAM Bits, Speed Grade, Package, Operating Temperature, Mounting Type.

Intel
Total RAM Bits: 119,808 bits
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Altera
Total RAM Bits: 119,808 bits
Speed Grade: C7
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Intel
Speed Grade: 8
Package: 208-BFQFP / PQFP-208
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (Commercial)
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Intel
Total RAM Bits: 119,808 bits
Speed Grade: 8
Package: 208-PQFP (BFQFP)
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Intel
Total RAM Bits: 119808
Speed Grade: -8
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Intel
Total RAM Bits: 165,888 bits
Package: 208-pin PQFP (BFQFP), plastic, gull-wing
Operating Temperature: 0°C to +85°C (commercial, C8 grade)
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EP2C5Q208C8N

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EP2C5Q208C7N

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EP2C5Q208C7

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EP2C5Q208I8N

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EP2C5Q208I8

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📦 208-PQFP (BFQFP)
Cyclone II · 4,608 · 312 · 119,808 bits · 13 · 26 · 2 · 4

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EP2C5Q208C8 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family Cyclone II
Logic Elements / Cells 4608
Total RAM Bits 119808 bits
Number of User I/O 142
Package 208-BFQFP (PQFP)
Pin Count 208
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Core Supply Voltage 1.2 V
Process Technology 90 nm
Speed Grade C8
Maximum Clock Frequency 402.58 MHz (per FPGAkey listing)
RoHS Status RoHS non-compliant (per distributor data)
Lead-Free Status No (per distributor data)

EP2C5Q208C8 208-bfqfp (pqfp) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP2C5Q208C8 (208-bfqfp (pqfp) 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.

208-bfqfp (pqfp) package pinout diagram for EP2C5Q208C8

No detailed pinout data available for EP2C5Q208C8.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP2C5Q208C8 is suitable for 6 applications: Industrial Automation and Machine Vision, Motor Control and Motion Drives, Communication and Protocol Bridging, Video and Display Processing, Test and Measurement Instrumentation, IoT Edge Gateways and Sensor Aggregation.

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Industrial Automation and Machine Vision

EP2C5Q208C8 fits industrial automation and machine-vision systems because its 142 user I/O pins can directly capture parallel camera data, quadrature encoders, and PLC-style discrete signals. The 4608 logic elements are sufficient for implementing image pre-processing, pixel counters, trigger logic, and simple state machines without external FPGA glue logic. With 119808 RAM bits, small line buffers or FIFOs can store image rows for barcode or lighting-control algorithms. The 1.2V core and 90nm process help keep power low enough for fanless industrial controllers, and the 208-pin PQFP package simplifies manual inspection in production. For timing-critical vision pipelines, the faster C7N variant may provide additional margin; for Pb-free manufacturing, choose the C8N or C7N suffix. A serial EPCS configuration device is recommended for storing the FPGA bitstream reliably in fielded industrial systems.

Motor Control and Motion Drives

For motor control, EP2C5Q208C8 supports the high-speed digital logic needed for PWM generation, hall-sensor decoding, incremental encoder interfaces, and fault latching. With 142 I/O, designers can connect multiple power-stage gate-driver inputs and current-sensor comparator outputs directly to the FPGA. The logic elements implement dead-time generators, overcurrent trip logic, and speed-measurement state machines in parallel, which gives faster response than sequential microcontroller code. The 119808 RAM bits allow small look-up tables for S-curve acceleration profiles or position histories. The commercial-temperature C8 suffix is suitable for indoor drive cabinets with controlled ambient temperature; for drives exposed to harsh environments, an I8 industrial-temperature variant is recommended. Because FPGA outputs are not intended to drive power semiconductors directly, external gate drivers remain required, and the FPGA should be isolated as needed from the power stage.

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Communication and Protocol Bridging

EP2C5Q208C8 can act as a low-cost protocol bridge by translating between parallel microcontroller buses, UARTs, SPI, I2C-like controllers, and custom serial interfaces. Its 4608 logic elements are enough to implement simple FIFO-backed protocol converters, checksum generators, and small packet parsers. The 142 I/O pins let designers connect one side of the bridge to a 16-bit host bus and the other side to several serial peripherals or opto-isolated fieldbus transceivers. The 119808 RAM bits support packet buffers and transmit/receive FIFOs without adding external SRAM. Because the FPGA is SRAM-based and requires configuration at power-up, an EPCS serial PROM should be included in communication cards that must boot autonomously. This application benefits from the QFP package because board-level signals can be routed on all four sides and reworked easily during prototype bring-up.

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Video and Display Processing

In video and display applications, EP2C5Q208C8 provides enough logic for format conversion, timing generation, frame-rate matching, and simple overlay/pattern generation. The 119808 RAM bits can implement small line buffers, allowing row-based filtering or color-space conversion for VGA and lower-resolution display pipelines. The 142 I/O pins connect to CMOS image sensors, ADV/DSI bridges, memory-mapped host interfaces, and RGB DACs or LVDS transmitters. Because image processing often involves multiple clock domains and line-locked timing, the Cyclone II family includes clock management resources that should be configured with the FPGA's dedicated clock pins; exact PLL counts should be verified in the Cyclone II datasheet. For Pb-free display modules, an N-suffix device such as EP2C5Q208C8N is preferable. The QFP package is convenient for prototype boards where rework of fine-pitch BGA video transceivers is difficult.

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Test and Measurement Instrumentation

EP2C5Q208C8 suits test and measurement equipment such as logic analyzers, signal generators, data-acquisition front-ends, and bench instruments. Its logic elements can implement capture state machines, trigger condition detectors, and serial pattern generators. The 142 user I/O pins allow connection of multiple ADC/DAC parallel buses, comparator banks, trigger inputs, and host interface busses simultaneously. The 119808 RAM bits provide acquisition FIFOs and waveform lookup tables, allowing several thousand samples to be captured without external memory. The 90nm low-power process keeps self-heating low, which is useful in precision instruments with limited airflow. For benchtop products that must meet modern environmental directives, the RoHS-compliant C8N version is recommended. The 208-pin PQFP package is easy to route on low-cost two- or four-layer instrument boards, and its leaded form supports manual assembly during pre-production.

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IoT Edge Gateways and Sensor Aggregation

EP2C5Q208C8 can aggregate multiple sensor interfaces and pre-process data before handing it to an external microcontroller or network processor. In an IoT edge gateway, the FPGA can read several pulse-width outputs, SPI sensor streams, and digital temperature or pressure flags, pack them into time-stamped frames, and buffer them in internal RAM. The 4608 logic elements are enough for round-robin sensor scanning, simple protocol framing, CRC calculation, and alarm threshold logic. The 142 I/O pins make it practical to connect many industrial sensors without a large MCU. The 119808 RAM bits store short bursts of sensor data during momentary host-connectivity loss. Because edge gateways are often deployed in unconditioned enclosures, the industrial I8 temperature variant should be considered. The PQFP package permits simple board assembly and field repair, while an EPCS serial PROM stores the configuration without requiring a host to reload it at every power-on.

What is the EP2C5Q208C8?
The EP2C5Q208C8 is an Intel (formerly Altera) Cyclone II FPGA with 4608 logic elements, 119808 RAM bits and 142 user I/O pins in a 208-pin BFQFP/PQFP package. It is fabricated on a 90 nm process with a 1.2V core and comes in the commercial C8 speed grade. According to FPGAkey and distributor listings, the device is used for low-cost logic, interfacing and control applications.
Where can I download the EP2C5Q208C8 datasheet PDF?
Intel's Cyclone II device documentation is downloadable from the official Intel FPGA product page; DigiKey's product listing for EP2C5Q208C8 also links to Altera/Intel datasheets, and the FPGAkey part page hosts a datasheet summary. Search "Cyclone II device handbook" for architectural details, pin information, configuration schemes and DC characteristics. Always confirm the specific EP2C5 package variant in the Cyclone II pin tables.
Where can I buy EP2C5Q208C8 online?
EP2C5Q208C8 is available online through distributors such as DigiKey, Micro-Semiconductor, Origin-IC, YIC, and electronic-component brokers. As of 2026-09-08, DigiKey listed the part with "Buy now, ships today" stock availability; Micro-Semiconductor reported 4932 pieces in stock. For production quantities, contact XAIPART for a quote and confirm the exact package/grade and RoHS status before ordering.
What is the price of EP2C5Q208C8?
As of 2026-09-08, reference prices for EP2C5Q208C8 are $28.45 each at 1 unit, $27.61 at 25 units, and $27.07 at 100 units, according to electronics-capacitors.com distributor data. FPGA pricing changes frequently and is strongly influenced by lifecycle status and stock level. Contact XAIPART or your preferred distributor for a current quote and lead time.
Is EP2C5Q208C8 in stock?
Yes, EP2C5Q208C8 is reported in stock by multiple distributors as of 2026-09-08. Micro-Semiconductor's product page states 4932 pieces in stock, and DigiKey's listing shows "ships today". However, stock levels change hourly, and older Cyclone II parts may have variable lead times; confirm with XAIPART or the distributor before ordering.
How many I/O pins does the EP2C5Q208C8 have?
The EP2C5Q208C8 has 142 user I/O pins, according to DigiKey and distributor listings. The device is supplied in a 208-pin BFQFP/PQFP package, with the remaining pins used for power, ground, configuration, clocking, and JTAG. Some Cyclone II I/O counts include dedicated clock pins usable as data inputs; consult the Cyclone II pin-out files for exact I/O bank assignments.
What process technology does the EP2C5Q208C8 use?
EP2C5Q208C8 uses a 90 nm low-power process and has a 1.2V core supply voltage, as listed in FPGAkey's parametric data. The 90 nm architecture provides lower die cost and moderate static power, while the 1.2V core is typical for Cyclone II devices. I/O supply voltages depend on bank configurations and should be selected according to the logic standards used in your design.
EP2C5Q208C8 vs EP2C5Q208C7N - which is better?
EP2C5Q208C8 and EP2C5Q208C7N share the same 208-pin PQFP footprint and identical logic resources, but the C7N is the faster -7 speed grade and is RoHS-compliant/Pb-free, whereas the C8 is the lower-cost -8 commercial speed grade and is RoHS non-compliant. Choose the C8 when speed requirements are modest and RoHS exemption is acceptable; choose the C7N when you need extra timing margin or Pb-free manufacturing.
When should I choose EP2C5Q208C8 over EP2C5F256C8N?
Choose EP2C5Q208C8 over the FBGA-packaged EP2C5F256C8N when you need a low-cost, hand-assembly-friendly QFP package with 142 user I/O and do not require the smaller footprint or routing density of a 256-ball BGA. The 208-pin PQFP can be probed and reworked more easily. For compact, high-density boards, EP2C5F256C8N may be preferable, but it is not a pin-compatible drop-in with EP2C5Q208C8.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP2C5Q208C8?
The best drop-in replacement for EP2C5Q208C8 is EP2C5Q208C8N: it has the same package, pinout, logic elements, RAM, I/O, and -8 speed grade, but adds a RoHS-compliant Pb-free finish. For faster timing, EP2C5Q208C7N is also pin-compatible. All Q208 variants of EP2C5 keep the same 208-pin BFQFP footprint; verify the speed/temperature suffix and RoHS status for your bill of materials.
Hey Google, what can replace EP2C5Q208C8?
EP2C5Q208C8N, EP2C5Q208C7N, EP2C5Q208C7, EP2C5Q208I8N, and EP2C5Q208I8 can replace EP2C5Q208C8 because they use the same 208-pin PQFP package and are pin-compatible Cyclone II variants. The C8N is electrically the same but RoHS-compliant; the C7N offers a faster speed grade; the I8N/I8 provide industrial temperature range. Confirm your required speed grade, temperature grade, and Pb-free status before substitution.
Is EP2C5Q208C8 the same as EP2C5Q208C8N?
No, EP2C5Q208C8 and EP2C5Q208C8N are functionally the same device but not physically identical in finish: the N suffix denotes a RoHS-compliant lead-free version, while EP2C5Q208C8 is RoHS non-compliant per distributor data. Their electrical specifications, package, pinout, logic capacity, and speed grade are the same, so the lead-free part is a drop-in replacement in Pb-free assembly flows.
Is there a Xilinx or Lattice equivalent for EP2C5Q208C8?
No true pin-compatible Xilinx or Lattice drop-in replacement is listed for EP2C5Q208C8 in the cross-reference data used for this page. FPGA pinouts are manufacturer- and family-specific, and Cyclone II Q208 packaging is not interchangeable with FPGA packages from other vendors. If you must migrate away from Cyclone II, plan a board redesign using a comparable device from Intel's newer families or another FPGA vendor after verifying I/O banks, configuration, and power supplies.
What are the key specifications of EP2C5Q208C8 that engineers should know?
Engineers should know that EP2C5Q208C8 contains 4608 logic elements, 119808 total RAM bits, and 142 user I/O pins, and is packaged in a 208-pin BFQFP/PQFP with a 1.2V core supply on a 90 nm process. It is a -8 commercial-speed-grade Cyclone II FPGA. The I/O count is quoted from DigiKey, and the process/core voltage is quoted from FPGAkey. Always consult the Cyclone II datasheet for I/O standards, configuration pins, and power requirements.
Can EP2C5Q208C8 be used in industrial temperature environments?
The EP2C5Q208C8 with the C8 commercial suffix is not specified for the full industrial temperature range; it is normally intended for 0°C to +70°C operation. If your application requires -40°C to +100°C, select the industrial I8 variant such as EP2C5Q208I8N or EP2C5Q208I8, which share the same pinout and package but have a wider temperature rating. Always verify the exact temperature grade in the ordering information and datasheet before use.

Engineering reference data for EP2C5Q208C8 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose EP2C5Q208C8 when your application needs 4608 logic elements and 142 user I/O in a low-cost, rework-friendly 208-pin QFP, and your board can accept a non-RoHS, non-Pb-free finish. This is often the case for legacy products, RoHS-exempt repairs, or prototype runs using leaded solder. If your manufacturing line is RoHS-compliant, select EP2C5Q208C8N as a drop-in replacement because it is electrically identical. If timing closure is marginal, choose EP2C5Q208C7N or EP2C5Q208C7 for the faster -7 speed grade; prefer the N suffix for Pb-free boards. If the installation site can exceed 70C, use the industrial I8N/I8 variants. Cross-package alternatives such as EP2C5F256C8N may save board area, but they are not pin-compatible with the Q208 footprint and require a redesign. For new designs, check Intel's current FPGA family and lifecycle guidance because Cyclone II is legacy and not recommended for new high-volume products.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP2C5Q208C8N EP2C5Q208C7N EP2C5Q208C7 EP2C5Q208I8N EP2C5Q208I8
Brand Intel (formerly Altera) Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel
Package 208-BFQFP (PQFP) 208-PQFP (BFQFP) - same 208-PQFP (BFQFP) - same 208-PQFP (BFQFP) - same 208-PQFP (BFQFP) - same 208-PQFP (BFQFP) - same
Logic Elements 4608 4608 4608 4608 4608 4608
Total RAM Bits 119808 bits 119808 bits 119808 bits 119808 bits 119808 bits 119808 bits
User I/O 142 142 142 142 142 142
Core Supply Voltage 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V
Speed Grade C8 (-8) C8 (-8) C7 (-7) C7 (-7) I8 (-8) I8 (-8)
Operating Temperature Grade Commercial (C suffix) Commercial (C suffix) Commercial (C suffix) Commercial (C suffix) Industrial (I suffix) Industrial (I suffix)
RoHS / Pb-Free Finish RoHS non-compliant, not Pb-free RoHS compliant, Pb-free RoHS compliant, Pb-free RoHS non-compliant, not Pb-free RoHS compliant, Pb-free RoHS non-compliant, not Pb-free

Key Differentiators

  • Non-Pb-free commercial C8 part may carry a lower price in legacy supply chains (vs EP2C5Q208C8N)
  • C8 speed grade is cost-oriented and sufficient for many control and bridge designs (vs EP2C5Q208C7N)
  • Commercial-temperature C8 grade is less expensive than industrial I8 variants (vs EP2C5Q208I8N)

Design Notes

Distributor data marks the EP2C5Q208C8 as RoHS non-compliant. Do not assume it is Pb-free solderable in a standard RoHS assembly line. For lead-free manufacturing, select an N-suffix part such as EP2C5Q208C8N or EP2C5Q208C7N. Also verify the C8 temperature suffix: it is not the industrial-grade variant, so do not use this exact part for -40C ambient applications unless the complete board has been separately qualified.

EP2C5Q208C8 requires a 1.2V core supply. Estimate total core current with the Intel/Altera Quartus PowerPlay power analyzer because current depends on logic utilization, clock frequency, and I/O toggling; do not rely on a single datasheet maximum for all designs. Use low-ESR ceramic capacitors near the FPGA VCC pins and a bulk capacitor near the regulator output. If a linear regulator is used, place enough copper area to dissipate the regulator loss; if a switching regulator is used, select a design with acceptable ripple and transient response for the FPGA load step.

The 208-pin BFQFP/PQFP package has leads on four sides. Route signals outward from the package rather than under it wherever possible, and add a ground/power plane between routing layers to reduce impedance. To achieve reliable solder joints, use a stencil aperture size and paste volume recommended for QFP 0.5mm-class packages; verify exact lead pitch from the Cyclone II mechanical drawing. Place decoupling capacitors within a few mm of each VCC pin and connect them directly to the power/ground planes with short vias.

Compliance Information

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

Electronics-capacitors.com lists EP2C5Q208C8 as RoHS non-compliant / lead-free status 'No'. For Pb-free assembly use the N-suffix variant such as EP2C5Q208C8N. AEC-Q100 is not applicable to Cyclone II FPGAs.

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

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