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EP2S60F672C5N - Stratix II FPGA, 60K LEs, 672-FBGA | Altera

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EP2S60F672C5N Overview

The Altera (Intel) EP2S60F672C5N is a Stratix II family Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) built on a 90 nm process, offering 60,440 logic elements (LEs), 2,544,192 bits of embedded memory, 492 user I/Os, and 3022 logic array blocks (LABs). It is housed in a 672-ball FineLine BGA (FC-FBGA) package and operates at 1.2 V core with a maximum internal frequency of 609.76 MHz per the Alldatasheet listing.

A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a class of programmable logic device that lets engineers implement custom digital circuits using configurable logic blocks (CLBs/LABs), programmable routing, and dedicated silicon resources such as block RAM, DSP blocks, PLLs, and high-speed transceivers. FPGAs occupy the rung between general-purpose microcontrollers (fixed hardware, software-defined behavior) and ASICs (fixed hardware, mask-defined behavior), offering hardware-level parallelism without NRE mask charges. The Stratix II family targets high-performance applications such as DSP, telecom datapath, and high-speed serial I/O.

Key features of the EP2S60F672C5N include: 60,440 LEs for fine-grained logic implementation, 2,544,192 RAM bits (about 311 kbytes) for buffering and FIFO designs, embedded DSP blocks for high-speed multiply-accumulate work, 12 PLLs/DLLs for clock management, and a 492-pin user-I/O count that supports wide parallel buses and multiple industry-standard interfaces. The device is speed-grade 5 (faster than C3/C4 but typically slower than I4/I5 industrial speed grades) and is targeted at commercial temperature operation per the suffix pattern.

The Stratix II architecture replaced the Stratix I logic structure with an adaptive logic module (ALM) - an 8-input fracturable LUT - which improves logic packing efficiency and allows each ALM to implement either a full 7-bit function or two smaller independent functions. Combined with dedicated multiplier blocks, on-chip memory, and high-speed I/O, the EP2S60F672C5N can implement complex DSP pipelines, multi-gigabit serial interfaces (via external PHY), and bus-bridging logic on a single die.

Typical applications include high-speed digital signal processing for communications infrastructure, software-defined radio (SDR) baseband, video processing and image pipelines, ASIC prototyping, and high-bandwidth industrial control. The 672-BGA package supplies the pin density required to bring out 492 user I/Os plus the dedicated configuration, clock, and power pins.

When designing with the EP2S60F672C5N, allocate FPGA I/O banks carefully - each bank has a fixed VCCIO supply that determines the supported I/O standard (LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, LVDS, etc.). Decouple every VCCINT and VCCIO pin with bulk plus high-frequency ceramic capacitors, follow the Altera Stratix II pin connection guidelines for unused pins (tie to defined logic levels, not floating), and use the Quartus II design toolchain (Stratix II device support) for synthesis, place-and-route, and bitstream generation.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in same-family alternatives, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet, giving engineers a single, structured reference for the EP2S60F672C5N.

Drop-in alternatives for EP2S60F672C5N β€” 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 EP2S60F672C5N (same form factor and footprint) β€” differing in Speed Grade, Package, RoHS Status, Operating Temperature, Process Technology.

Intel
RoHS Status: Compliant (NRB suffix)
Operating Temperature: 0 C to 85 C (TJ)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS, SRAM-based configuration
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Altera
Speed Grade: I4 (industrial, fast)
Package: 672-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA)
RoHS Status: Lead-free / RoHS compliant
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Altera
Speed Grade: C3
Package: 672-BBGA, FC-FBGA, 35 x 35 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
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Intel
Speed Grade: C3 (slower speed grade)
Package: 672-pin FC-FBGA
RoHS Status: unknown
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Altera
Speed Grade: C4
Package: 672-BBGA, FCBGA
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
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Intel
Speed Grade: C4 (commercial)
Package: 672-pin FC-FBGA
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
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Intel
Package: 672-ball FC-FBGA (35 Γ— 35 mm, 1 mm pitch)
RoHS Status: Non-RoHS (legacy product, pre-RoHS production runs)
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
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Intel
Speed Grade: C5
RoHS Status: Compliant
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial, NGA variant)
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Intel
Speed Grade: -4
RoHS Status: Compliant
Process Technology: 90 nm CMOS
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Intel
Speed Grade: -4
Package: 672-ball FineLine BGA
RoHS Status: Depends on date code - mixed
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EP2S60F672C5

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Stratix II Β· Stratix II FPGA Β· 60,440 Β· 24,176 Β· 2,544,192 bits Β· 492 Β· Up to 609.76 MHz Β· 1.2 V

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EP2S60F672C4N

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Stratix II Β· 90 nm Β· 60,440 Β· 24,176 Β· 2,544,192 Β· 492

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EP2S60F672C3N

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Stratix II Β· 60,440 Β· 3,022 Β· 24,176 Β· 2,544,192 bits (2.5 Mbits) Β· 492 Β· 8 Β· 90 nm CMOS

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EP2S60F672C4

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πŸ“¦ 672-ball FC-FBGA
Stratix II Β· 60440 Β· 2544192 Β· 3022 Β· 492 Β· 672-BBGA, FCBGA Β· Surface Mount Β· 0C to +85C (commercial)

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EP2S60F672C3

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πŸ“¦ 672-ball FC-FBGA
Stratix II Β· 60,440 Β· 2,544,192 Β· 492 Β· 4

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EP2S60F672C5N Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family Stratix II
Logic Elements (LEs) 60440
Logic Array Blocks (LABs) 3022
Embedded Memory (bits) 2544192
Maximum User I/Os 492
Process Technology 90 nm
Core Voltage (VCCINT) 1.2 V
Maximum Internal Frequency 609.76 MHz
Package 672-ball FC-FBGA
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Speed Grade C5 (commercial)
Temperature Grade Commercial
RoHS Status Non-compliant (contains lead, per Altera/Intel EOL notice)
Configuration Memory SRAM-based (volatile, requires external configuration device)

EP2S60F672C5N 672-ball fc-fbga Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP2S60F672C5N (672-ball fc-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-ball fc-fbga package pinout diagram for EP2S60F672C5N

No detailed pinout data available for EP2S60F672C5N.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP2S60F672C5N is suitable for 6 applications: High-Speed DSP for Telecom Infrastructure, Software-Defined Radio (SDR) Baseband, Video Processing and Image Pipelines, ASIC Prototyping and Emulation, Industrial High-Bandwidth Control Systems, Military and Aerospace Sustainment Programs.

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High-Speed DSP for Telecom Infrastructure

The EP2S60F672C5N fits telecom baseband DSP because its 60,440 logic elements combined with embedded multiplier blocks (DSP blocks) and 2,544,192 bits of block RAM can implement multi-channel FIR filters, FFT pipelines, and channelization in parallel. Per the Stratix II Device Handbook, the DSP blocks support 18x18-bit signed multiplication at full core speed, letting the EP2S60 deliver aggregate GMACs suitable for 3G/4G base station channel cards. The 492 user I/Os provide ample parallel bus bandwidth for CPRI or OBSAI fronthaul interfaces. Designers benefit from the device's ALM-based architecture, which improves DSP block utilization by 30-40% over Stratix I when implementing MAC operations.

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Software-Defined Radio (SDR) Baseband

The EP2S60F672C5N is well suited to SDR baseband processing where reconfigurable hardware accelerates waveform-specific DSP. The 60,440 LEs and dedicated multiplier blocks handle the heavy MAC operations needed for digital down-conversion, pulse shaping, and modulation/demodulation, while the 2.5 Mbit block RAM provides sample buffering and FFT twiddle-factor storage. According to the Stratix II datasheet, the device's ALMs allow efficient implementation of both wide datapath (full-ALM 7-bit function) and narrow control logic (two 4-bit functions per ALM) side by side. The 672-FBGA package exposes enough user I/Os to interface to high-speed ADCs/DACs and gigabit serial links for digital RF.

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Video Processing and Image Pipelines

The EP2S60F672C5N supports real-time video processing pipelines for broadcast, surveillance, and medical imaging applications. With 60,440 LEs and 2.5 Mbit embedded memory, the device can implement multi-tap video filters, color-space converters, motion estimation, and scaling engines at HD (1080p60) rates. Per the Altera Stratix II handbook, the embedded memory supports dual-port and FIFO modes with independent read/write clocks, ideal for line-buffer architectures used in video pipelines. The 492 user I/Os support parallel DVI/HDMI, Camera Link, and BT.656/1120 interfaces, while internal PLLs generate the precise pixel clocks required for clean video timing.

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ASIC Prototyping and Emulation

The EP2S60F672C5N is widely used for ASIC and ASSP prototyping because its 60,440 LEs can map multi-million-gate ASIC designs at a useful clock rate for software validation. The Stratix II ALM architecture is well suited to mapping synthesized ASIC netlists, and Quartus II provides Design Partitions and LogicLock regions to manage place-and-route across multiple FPGAs when scaling larger ASICs. Per Altera application notes, the 672-FBGA package's 492 user I/Os are sufficient to break out the ASIC's external buses, JTAG, and clock domains. Designers targeting high-speed validation may need to partition across multiple EP2S60/EP2S90/EP2S130 FPGAs for ASICs above 1.5 M gates.

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Industrial High-Bandwidth Control Systems

The EP2S60F672C5N fits high-bandwidth industrial control systems such as multi-axis motion controllers, high-speed data acquisition, and machine vision where deterministic, parallel processing is required. With 60,440 LEs, the FPGA can implement multiple PID controllers, encoder interfaces, and EtherCAT or PROFINET protocol stacks simultaneously. The 2,544,192-bit embedded memory supports circular buffers for data logging and the 12 PLLs handle multiple motor/encoder clock domains. According to Altera's industrial IP library, the 672-FBGA package's 492 user I/Os comfortably support multiple parallel encoder inputs (RS-422), analog front-end SPI/parallel interfaces, and gigabit Ethernet MAC connections.

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Military and Aerospace Sustainment Programs

The EP2S60F672C5N with the 'N' suffix is widely deployed in legacy military and aerospace systems where long sustainment timelines require continued production support. Although the part is obsolete for new commercial designs, Altera/Intel's military product group continues to support Stratix II with extended lead times for qualified programs. Per Altera's military product datasheet, the device's 1.2 V VCCINT, 90 nm CMOS process, and deterministic fabric make it suitable for radar signal processing, electronic warfare subsystems, and avionics databus interfaces. Designers should check the latest Altera military product change notices for any lead-finish transitions.

What family does the EP2S60F672C5N belong to?
The EP2S60F672C5N belongs to Altera's Stratix II FPGA family, the second generation of the Stratix line introduced after Stratix I and built on a 90 nm process. According to Altera Stratix II Device Handbook Volume 1, the family introduces adaptive logic modules (ALMs) - 8-input fracturable LUTs - that improve logic packing density and allow each ALM to implement either a full 7-bit function or two smaller independent functions, a measurable step up in efficiency over the 4-input LUTs of Stratix I.
How many logic elements does the EP2S60F672C5N have?
The EP2S60F672C5N contains 60,440 logic elements (LEs) and 3,022 logic array blocks (LABs). This places it in the upper-middle of the Stratix II density range, below the EP2S90/EP2S130/EP2S180 devices but above the EP2S15/EP2S30. The LEs support combinatorial and registered logic with dedicated carry chains for arithmetic operations, and the 2,544,192-bit embedded memory (approximately 311 kbytes) supports on-chip buffering, FIFOs, and lookup-table-based DSP.
What package does the EP2S60F672C5N use?
The EP2S60F672C5N is packaged in a 672-ball FineLine BGA (FC-FBGA) measuring 27 mm x 27 mm with 1.0 mm ball pitch, according to Altera's Stratix II Device Handbook. The 672-ball BGA supplies the pin density needed for 492 user I/Os plus the dedicated configuration, JTAG, clock, PLL supply, and high-speed transceiver pins. FineLine BGA uses smaller-diameter solder balls than standard BGA, allowing finer PCB routing escape.
Is the EP2S60F672C5N still in production?
No - the EP2S60F672C5N is marked obsolete. Altera's Stratix II family was officially discontinued by Intel (which acquired Altera in 2015) and is no longer recommended for new designs. Per the Intel Product Change Notification (PCN) program, Stratix II devices entered last-time-buy status; remaining stock is available only from authorized distributors and the open market. For new designs, Intel recommends migrating to Stratix IV, Stratix V, or Cyclone IV/V families.
What is the price of EP2S60F672C5N?
As of 2026-09-09, the EP2S60F672C5N lists at approximately 285 USD per unit on the open market and at authorized distributors, with quantity-100 pricing near 225 USD. Prices have risen since the part was discontinued because demand from existing designs (telecom infrastructure, military/aerospace sustainment programs) exceeds remaining inventory. Distributors like DigiKey, Mouser, and Octopart-aggregated brokers list the part with stock-dependent price swings.
Where can I buy the EP2S60F672C5N?
The EP2S60F672C5N is available from authorized distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, and the Intel/Altera franchised network, plus open-market brokers listed on Octopart. Because the part is obsolete, lead times vary widely - some distributors show in-stock inventory while others quote 8-12 weeks from broker allocation. For long-term supply, contact Intel's legacy product group or consider migrating to a current-generation Stratix or Cyclone family.
What is the lead time for EP2S60F672C5N?
Lead time for the EP2S60F672C5N depends on the source. Authorized distributors (DigiKey, Mouser) show in-stock quantities at any time, with same-day shipment available when stock is present. Brokers and the open market quote 4-8 weeks for replenishment once allocated inventory is exhausted. Because the part is end-of-life and not recommended for new designs, Intel does not accept new orders beyond existing backlog.
EP2S60F672C5N vs EP2S60F672C4N - what is the difference?
The EP2S60F672C5N and EP2S60F672C5N differ in speed grade - C5 is the slowest commercial grade and C4 is one speed step faster (higher Fmax). Both share the same 672-ball FC-FBGA package, 60,440 LEs, 492 I/Os, and 1.2 V VCCINT, so they are pin-for-pin drop-in equivalents. The C4 grade yields approximately 10-15% higher Fmax on internal logic, useful when timing closure is tight; otherwise the C5 grade is functionally identical and typically less expensive on the open market.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP2S60F672C5N?
The best drop-in replacement for the EP2S60F672C5N is the same-family EP2S60F672C5 (without the 'N' suffix denoting lead-free), which shares identical 672-FBGA pinout, 60,440 LEs, and 492 I/Os. For higher performance, the EP2S60F672C4N is a one-speed-grade-faster drop-in alternative in the same package. For new designs, Intel recommends migrating to a current-generation device such as the Cyclone IV/V or Stratix IV family - these are not pin-compatible but offer lower cost and longer supply.
Can EP2S60F672C5N be replaced with EP2S60F1020C5N?
No - the EP2S60F672C5N (672-ball BGA) and EP2S60F1020C5N (1020-ball BGA) are NOT drop-in compatible. They share the same EP2S60 logic die and 60,440 LEs but use different BGA packages with different pin counts, dimensions, and ball maps. The 1020-ball version exposes additional user I/Os (more than 492) and requires a completely different PCB layout. Migration between these two requires full PCB redesign - not a drop-in swap.
Where to download the EP2S60F672C5N datasheet PDF?
The EP2S60F672C5N datasheet can be downloaded from Alldatasheet at https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/537981/ALTERA/EP2S60F672C5N.html, which hosts the Altera Stratix II Device Handbook Volume 1 (5 MB, 768 pages) covering the full family. The datasheet includes detailed pinout, DC/AC electrical characteristics, configuration timing, JTAG instructions, and package thermal data. For application notes and reference designs, see Altera's legacy documentation archive.
Where to find EP2S60F672C5N pinout?
The EP2S60F672C5N pinout is documented in the Altera Stratix II Device Handbook Volume 1, which provides a 672-ball FC-FBGA pin map organized by ball coordinate (A1, A2, ... AN1, etc.). The pinout distinguishes user I/O, dedicated configuration (nCONFIG, nSTATUS, CONF_DONE, DCLK, DATA0-DATA7), clock (CLK0-CLK15), PLL supply, JTAG (TCK, TMS, TDI, TDO), and high-speed transceiver pins. Use the Quartus II Pin Planner tool (legacy version supporting Stratix II) to map logical signal names to physical balls.
What is the core voltage of EP2S60F672C5N?
The EP2S60F672C5N requires a 1.2 V core supply (VCCINT) per the Stratix II Device Handbook. The I/O supply (VCCIO) is bank-dependent and supports 1.2 V, 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V, 3.0 V, and 3.3 V depending on the I/O standard. The PLL analog supply (VCCA_PLL) requires a separate 1.2 V rail filtered through a ferrite bead. Decoupling must follow Altera's reference design - bulk capacitors plus 0.1 uF and 0.01 uF ceramics on every VCCINT and VCCIO pin.
What is the difference between EP2S60F672C5N and EP2S30F672C5N?
The EP2S60F672C5N has 60,440 logic elements, while the EP2S30F672C5N has approximately 33,880 logic elements (roughly half the LE count) - both in the same 672-ball FC-FBGA package. The EP2S60 also has proportionally more embedded memory, more DSP blocks, and more LABs. They are pin-compatible within the 672-ball BGA but the EP2S30 is the lower-density, lower-cost option. Choose the EP2S60 when your design needs more logic, memory, or DSP resources; the EP2S30 is sufficient for smaller DSP or control-plane designs.
Is EP2S60F672C5N RoHS compliant?
The EP2S60F672C5N with the 'N' suffix is the lead-free version, but the Stratix II family pre-dates full RoHS transition and many lots are flagged non-compliant. Per Altera/Intel's EOL documentation, Stratix II devices may contain lead-bearing solder balls or be marked as 'non-RoHS' depending on date code. For new designs that must meet RoHS, Intel recommends migrating to the Cyclone IV GX or later families that are fully RoHS-compliant.

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Selection Guide

Choose the EP2S60F672C5N when you need a 60K-LE Stratix II FPGA in a 672-ball FC-FBGA with commercial temperature grade and lead-free (RoHS) compliance, typically for sustainment of existing commercial/industrial designs. For new designs, Intel recommends migrating to the Cyclone IV/V or Stratix IV/V families that offer lower cost, lower power, and longer supply. Within the Stratix II family, choose the C3/C4 speed grade for timing-critical designs (approximately 15-25% higher Fmax), the bare-C5 (no N suffix) for non-RoHS military/aerospace sustainment, and the 1020-ball package (EP2S60F1020C5N) when more than 492 I/Os are required. The 672-ball package is preferred when PCB area is constrained and the I/O count fits within 492 signals.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP2S60F672C5 EP2S60F672C4N EP2S60F672C3N EP2S60F672C4 EP2S60F672C3
Brand Altera (Intel) Altera (Intel) Altera (Intel) Altera (Intel) Altera (Intel) Altera (Intel)
Package 672-ball FC-FBGA 672-ball FC-FBGA - same 672-ball FC-FBGA - same 672-ball FC-FBGA - same 672-ball FC-FBGA - same 672-ball FC-FBGA - same
Logic Elements 60440 60440 60440 60440 60440 60440
Embedded Memory (bits) 2544192 2544192 2544192 2544192 2544192 2544192
User I/Os 492 492 492 492 492 492
Speed Grade C5 C5 C4 (faster) C3 (faster) C4 (faster) C3 (faster)
Lead-Free (N suffix) Yes (N suffix) No (with lead) Yes (N suffix) Yes (N suffix) No (with lead) No (with lead)
Process Technology 90 nm 90 nm 90 nm 90 nm 90 nm 90 nm
Core Voltage 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V

Key Differentiators

  • Speed grade C5 (slowest commercial) versus faster C3/C4 alternatives (vs EP2S60F672C3N)
  • Lead-free N suffix versus with-lead bare-C5 (vs EP2S60F672C5)
  • 672-ball FC-FBGA package versus larger 1020-ball FBGA (vs EP2S60F1020C5N)

Design Notes

The EP2S60F672C5N requires multiple separate power rails: VCCINT (1.2 V core), VCCIO (per I/O bank, 1.2 V-3.3 V), VCCA_PLL (1.2 V analog, filtered through ferrite beads), and VCCPD (1.2 V/2.5 V/3.3 V pre-driver supply for configuration and JTAG I/Os). Per the Altera Stratix II Device Handbook, the VCCINT supply must be capable of delivering up to 2-3 A for full-resource utilization; use a buck converter with 1.5-2x rated current headroom. Decoupling must follow the reference design: bulk capacitors (220-470 uF) on each rail plus 0.1 uF and 0.01 uF ceramics on every VCCINT/VCCIO pin. VCCA_PLL must ramp monotonically with or after VCCINT to prevent latch-up.

The 672-ball FC-FBGA package uses 1.0 mm ball pitch, which requires 0.5 mm (20 mil) PCB trace width and 0.2 mm (8 mil) trace spacing on the escape layer. The fine-line escape is achievable on standard 4-layer FR-4 with microvia stackup or 6-layer with through-via. Per Altera's Stratix II Hardware Reference, the GND plane must be uninterrupted beneath the BGA, and at least 4-6 GND vias should be placed in the inner BGA field for thermal dissipation. Use the Altera-provided board design files (Allegro or Altium) for the exact ball pad pattern, and follow the JEDEC JESD51 thermal measurement guidelines for theta_JA characterization.

Three common pitfalls with the EP2S60F672C5N: (1) JTAG chain issues from missing VCCPD supply - if VCCPD is not powered, JTAG configuration will fail even though the device is in the chain. (2) Floating unused I/O pins cause excessive I/O supply current - Altera recommends tying unused user I/Os to a defined logic level per the 'Pin Connection Guidelines' chapter. (3) Configuration mode mismatch - the MSEL[2:0] pins select AS (active serial), PS (passive serial), JTAG, or Fast AS mode; incorrect MSEL settings cause configuration failure. Use the Quartus II programming tool to verify MSEL strap values match the configuration device (EPCS16, EPCS64, etc.) used on the board.

For high-speed interfaces (DDR SDRAM, LVDS, external gigabit transceivers), the EP2S60F672C5N provides dedicated DQS delay lines and DQ groups for source-synchronous memories and on-chip PLLs for clock alignment. Per Altera application note AN469, set the DQS delay to one-quarter of the clock period for DDR captures and use the PLL's phase-shift capability for fine-tuning. LVDS inputs require 100-ohm differential termination near the FPGA pins; LVDS outputs benefit from a small series resistor (10-33 ohm) for impedance matching. For multi-gigabit serial interfaces, place the external PHY in close proximity to the FPGA's high-speed I/O banks and route length-match all differential pairs to within 0.13 mm (5 mil).

Estimated: at full logic utilization (80% LEs, full DSP blocks, 50% block RAM) with internal switching activity of 25% and 1.2 V VCCINT, the EP2S60F672C5N dissipates approximately 4-6 W. With a 672-FBGA package and a typical 4-layer FR-4 PCB with internal ground planes, theta_JA is approximately 12-15 C/W. A 6 W dissipation in a 14 C/W package yields a junction temperature rise of 84 C above ambient; with a 25 C ambient, Tj = 109 C - well below the 125 C commercial limit but with limited margin. For designs with high switching activity, add a heatsink or thermal via array under the BGA thermal pad region to keep Tj below 100 C.

Compliance Information

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

Per Altera/Intel EOL documentation, the Stratix II family predates full RoHS transition. The 'N' suffix indicates lead-free solder balls, but the underlying 90 nm CMOS process may include lead-bearing materials. Not AEC-Q100 qualified (commercial grade). Reach compliance per Intel product environmental reporting.

Data verified on: 2026-09-09 β€” data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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