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EP3SE50F780C4LN - 47.5K LE Stratix III E FPGA 780-FBGA | Intel

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EP3SE50F780C4LN Overview

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP3SE50F780C4LN is a high-density, low-power Stratix III E family Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) offering 47,500 logic elements, 5,760,000 bits of embedded memory, and 488 user I/Os in a 780-ball Fine-pitch Chip-Scale BGA (FC-FBGA) package. Built on a 65 nm process node with a 0.9 V core voltage, the device operates across the commercial 0Β°C to 85Β°C temperature range and supports configuration via passive, fast passive, active serial, and active parallel modes.

An FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) is a reprogrammable digital integrated circuit that combines programmable logic blocks, configurable interconnect, and dedicated hardware resources such as block RAM, DSP blocks, and high-speed transceivers. FPGAs sit between general-purpose CPUs/ASICs and DSPs: they offer hardware parallelism and custom logic that microcontrollers cannot match, while preserving post-shipment reprogrammability that ASICs lack. Stratix III E variants are the enhanced-logic-density member of the Stratix III generation, optimized for logic-rich DSP, video, and high-throughput datapath applications rather than transceiver-rich protocol bridging.

Key features include 1,900 LABs (Logic Array Blocks), 12 transceiver channels at up to 375 MHz, embedded multipliers arranged in DSP blocks, and partial reconfiguration support. The C4 speed grade designates the slowest Stratix III timing bin, traded for lower dynamic power and lower cost, while the L suffix indicates a lead-free, RoHS-compliant package. The 780-FBGA delivers a large user-IO budget (488 I/Os) and a thermal/electrical path suited to mid-density prototyping and production platforms.

Architecturally, the EP3SE50F780C4LN integrates a logic-rich fabric with embedded SRAM organized in M9K and M144K block RAM blocks, hardware DSP slices for multiply-accumulate operations, and on-chip PLLs for clock management. The 65 nm low-power process combines adaptive voltage scaling with multiple programmable power-saving modes, allowing unused logic and I/O banks to enter near-zero quiescent state during idle intervals.

Typical applications include high-speed digital signal processing, ASIC prototyping, video broadcast and image processing pipelines, industrial control and motor drive, MIL/AERO electronics where legacy Altera toolchains are entrenched, and high-density parallel compute platforms. Designers choose the C4 speed grade when throughput budgets allow slower Fmax targets in exchange for lower BOM cost and reduced cooling.

Design considerations include Quartus II tool compatibility (Stratix III devices are supported by Quartus II v9.0 SP2 and later, including Quartus Prime with legacy device support), the need for a dedicated configuration controller or JTAG loader, multi-rail power sequencing between core (0.9 V), PLL analog (1.1 V), and I/O banks, and careful BGA PCB layout with microvia stack-ups for the 780-ball package.

This page consolidates real-time distributor pricing, drop-in Stratix III alternatives that share the 780-FBGA footprint, and design notes not aggregated on a single OEM page.

Drop-in alternatives for EP3SE50F780C4LN 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 EP3SE50F780C4LN (same form factor and footprint) β€” differing in Package, Speed Grade, Family, Operating Temperature, Mounting Type.

Intel
Family: Stratix III
Operating Temperature: 0C to 85C (Commercial)
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
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Speed Grade: C3 (medium)
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
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Altera
Package: 780-Ball FC-FBGA (BBGA)
Speed Grade: C4 (commercial)
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C
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Intel
Package: 780-ball FCBGA (Flip-Chip BGA)
Speed Grade: C4 (commercial, speed 4)
Family: Stratix III
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Intel
Package: 780-BBGA, FCBGA (FBGA-780, 1.0 mm pitch)
Speed Grade: -4 (fastest commercial)
Family: Stratix III E (Enhanced)
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Intel
Package: 780-Ball FBGA, 29 mm x 29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (C4 commercial grade)
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Intel
Package: 780-ball FC-FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Family: Stratix III Enhanced (E)
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Altera
Package: 780-BBGA, FCBGA (FineLine BGA)
Speed Grade: I4
Operating Temperature: -40C to +100C (Industrial)
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Intel
Package: 780-BBGA, FCBGA (29x29 mm)
Family: Stratix III L (Low-Power)
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (Commercial)
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Intel
Package: 780-BBGA, FCBGA (FBGA-780)
Speed Grade: -4
Family: Stratix III L
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Altera
Speed Grade: -4
Mounting Type: Surface Mount (flip-chip BGA)
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EP3SE50F780C4

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EP3SE50F780C4L

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πŸ“¦ 780-FBGA
Stratix III E Β· Stratix III Β· 47,500 Β· 5,760,000 bits Β· 488 Β· 304 (19x16) Β· 780-ball FCBGA (Flip-Chip BGA) Β· 40 nm

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EP3SE50F780C4LG

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EP3SL50F780C4N

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πŸ“¦ 780-FBGA
Stratix III L Β· EP3SL50 Β· 47,500 Β· 1,900 Β· 2,184,192 (273 KB) Β· 488 Β· 488 Β· 780-BBGA, FCBGA (FBGA-780)

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EP3SE50F780C3N

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πŸ“¦ 780-FBGA
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EP3SE110F780C4N

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πŸ“¦ 780-FBGA
Stratix III E Β· Stratix III Β· 107500 Β· 8936448 Β· 488 Β· 780 Β· 780-BBGA, FCBGA Β· BGA

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EP3SE50F780C4LN Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family Stratix III E
Logic Elements 47,500
LABs (Logic Array Blocks) 1,900
Embedded Memory 5,760,000 bits
User I/Os 488
Package 780-ball FC-FBGA
Process Node 65 nm
Core Voltage 0.9 V
Speed Grade C4
Operating Temperature 0Β°C to 85Β°C (Commercial)
Mounting Type Surface Mount (BGA)
Lead-Free / RoHS Yes (L suffix)
Maximum Toggle Frequency 375 MHz
Configuration Modes Passive Serial, Fast Passive, Active Serial (AS), Active Parallel (AP), JTAG
DSP Blocks Yes (embedded multipliers)
Block RAM Type M9K + M144K
Memory Architecture SRAM-based, reprogrammable
RoHS Status Compliant

EP3SE50F780C4LN 780-ball fc-fbga Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP3SE50F780C4LN (780-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.

780-ball fc-fbga package pinout diagram for EP3SE50F780C4LN

No detailed pinout data available for EP3SE50F780C4LN.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP3SE50F780C4LN is suitable for 6 applications: ASIC Prototyping Platform, High-Speed Digital Signal Processing, Video Broadcast and Image Processing, Industrial Control and Motor Drive, Military and Aerospace Electronics, High-Density Parallel Compute.

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ASIC Prototyping Platform

The EP3SE50F780C4LN's 47,500 logic elements, 5,760,000 bits of embedded SRAM, and 488 user I/Os make it well-suited to mid-complexity ASIC prototyping where designers map RTL from an in-progress ASIC onto a reprogrammable fabric. The 780-FBGA package exposes enough I/O to fan out wide internal buses to physical headers for real-world interface validation. C4 speed grade is acceptable for prototype timing closure where the production ASIC will hit tighter silicon timing. Quartus II RTL synthesis and incremental compile flows target this part family directly.

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High-Speed Digital Signal Processing

The Stratix III E fabric's embedded DSP blocks deliver hardware multiply-accumulate operations in a single cycle, and the EP3SE50F780C4LN provides enough DSP slice density for multi-channel baseband processing, software-defined radio front-ends, and radar pulse-Doppler pipelines. 5.76 Mbit block RAM enables large FFT working-data stores without external SRAM access stalls. The 488 I/Os and C4 timing bin comfortably drive LVDS-based ADC/DAC interfaces at hundreds of MSPS. Industrial and defense customers value the part's long-lifecycle support that aligns with program lifetimes.

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Video Broadcast and Image Processing

SD/HD video processing pipelines, deinterlacers, scalers, and multi-stream transcoders fit naturally inside the EP3SE50F780C4LN's 47.5K-LE budget. The block RAM tiles hold line buffers and pixel-history tables without round-trips to external memory, sustaining 1080p60 throughput at reduced system cost. LVDS and DDR-style I/O banks support parallel camera-sensor ingestion and HDMI/DVI transmit bridges. The C4 speed grade is widely used in broadcast head-end equipment where Fmax targets sit below 200 MHz.

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Industrial Control and Motor Drive

FPGAs in industrial motion controllers execute deterministic control loops faster than microcontrollers, and the EP3SE50F780C4LN delivers the necessary logic density for multi-axis servo, encoder interface, and fieldbus bridging. 488 user I/Os provide headroom for parallel encoder, resolver, and stepper/direction signals on a single chip. The 65 nm low-power process allows fan-less operation in sealed enclosures. Operating temperature range (0Β°C to 85Β°C commercial) suits most factory-floor deployments, and Stratix III long-term support matches typical industrial product lifetimes.

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Military and Aerospace Electronics

Legacy aerospace and defense programs continue to rely on the Stratix III generation because of mature Altera toolchain qualifications, ITAR/export-controlled IP libraries, and verified reference designs. The EP3SE50F780C4LN's logic capacity supports avionics databus concentration, radar preprocessing, and secure communications front-ends. Designers can leverage existing military-qualified IP cores and signal-processing libraries already validated against this device family. Extended-lifecycle support from Intel and authorized defense distributors keeps production lines running across multi-decade program horizons.

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High-Density Parallel Compute

Compute acceleration workloads - genomic alignment, cryptographic hashing, search engines, network packet processing - map efficiently to FPGA fabrics and the EP3SE50F780C4LN offers enough logic to host multiple parallel compute pipelines. The 5.76 Mbit block RAM serves as on-chip scratchpad memory for streaming data, while the 488 I/Os connect to multiple DDR memory channels and high-bandwidth host interfaces (PCIe soft IP, SRIO). The C4 speed grade is suitable for deeply pipelined architectures where high latency is hidden by parallelism.

What is the logic capacity of the EP3SE50F780C4LN?
The EP3SE50F780C4LN integrates 47,500 logic elements and 1,900 Logic Array Blocks (LABs) into the Stratix III E family. According to the Intel Stratix III Device Handbook, the -SE50 tier is positioned as a logic-rich mid-density option, complemented by 5,760,000 bits of embedded SRAM distributed across M9K and M144K block RAM blocks. This makes the device a fit for moderate-density DSP and datapath designs rather than the largest fabric-class designs in the family.
What package does the EP3SE50F780C4LN use?
The EP3SE50F780C4LN ships in a 780-ball Fine-pitch Chip-Scale BGA (FC-FBGA) package. According to the FindIC listing for this part, the 'F780' code in the ordering string denotes the 780-pin BGA footprint, and the 'N' suffix at the end of the part number indicates lead-free / RoHS-compliant lead finish. This package supports 488 user I/O pins, giving designers substantial I/O budget for parallel bus and memory interfaces.
Is the EP3SE50F780C4LN still in production?
Yes, the EP3SE50F780C4LN is currently listed as active on distributor inventory including DigiKey, Mouser, and Octopart, with stock visibility confirmed as of 2026-09-09. Intel continues to support Stratix III devices for long-lifecycle industrial, broadcast, and legacy aerospace/defense programs. Engineers should confirm long-term availability windows directly with Intel or authorized distributors for projects requiring 10+ year support commitments.
Where can I buy the EP3SE50F780C4LN?
You can buy the EP3SE50F780C4LN directly from authorized distributors including DigiKey (listing 4161276), Mouser, IC-1101, Vyrian, and AIChipLink. Distributors often advertise 'ships today' status on single-unit orders as of 2026-09-09. For obsolete-market or end-of-life surplus inventory, brokers like Excesschip may carry authentic factory parts; always verify lot/date code and original-seal packaging before procuring from non-authorized channels.
How much does the EP3SE50F780C4LN cost?
The EP3SE50F780C4LN unit price as of 2026-09-09 is approximately $950 for qty-1, scaling down to roughly $650 per unit at 1,000-piece volumes per DigiKey list pricing. Pricing on broker and surplus channels can vary widely depending on date code and availability. For OEM volume quotes, contact Intel or authorized distributors directly; larger orders may unlock additional break-tier discounts beyond the published 1k tier.
What is the lead time for EP3SE50F780C4LN orders?
Lead time for the EP3SE50F780C4LN as of 2026-09-09 is typically same-day or next-day shipment at qty-1 when ordered from DigiKey or Mouser, per the 'ships today' designation on the listing. Volume orders of 100+ pieces may extend to 2-4 weeks depending on factory allocation. Engineers scheduling production should confirm forecast with the distributor to avoid line-down risk on this mature but still-active Stratix III part.
What is the difference between EP3SE50F780C4LN and EP3SL50F780C4N?
Both parts share the same 780-ball FC-FBGA package, 47,500 logic elements, and 488 user I/Os per FindIC's parametric comparison, but the -SL50 is the Stratix III L (low-power) tier while the -SE50 is the Stratix III E (enhanced-logic) tier. Per FindIC's drop-in assessment, the two are functionally drop-in compatible in terms of package and key performance parameters. Choose -SL50 for lower static power, -SE50 for slightly higher Fmax in logic-heavy designs.
Can EP3SE50F780C4LN be replaced by EP3SE50F780C4N?
Yes, the EP3SE50F780C4LN can be replaced by EP3SE50F780C4N with no PCB or firmware changes, because both share the same 780-FBGA footprint, die, and timing. The only difference per Intel's ordering scheme is that the -LN suffix adds an L grade lead-free / RoHS indicator on certain lot codes, while -N is the standard lead-free finish. For most designs this is functionally identical; verify with your compliance team if a specific lead-finish spec is mandated.
When should I choose EP3SE50F780C4LN over a Cyclone V FPGA?
Choose EP3SE50F780C4LN when you need 47.5K logic elements, 5.76 Mbit embedded memory, and 488 user I/Os in a single device - significantly more logic capacity than any Cyclone V family member can deliver. The Stratix III E fabric also includes richer DSP block density and faster block RAM than Cyclone V. For cost-sensitive low-density designs under 100K LEs with minimal I/O, Cyclone V remains the better economic choice.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP3SE50F780C4LN?
The best drop-in replacement is the EP3SL50F780C4N (Stratix III L variant) which shares the identical 780-FBGA footprint and pinout per FindIC's cross-reference data. For alternative speed grades, EP3SE50F780C4 (commercial without -N suffix), EP3SE50F780C4L, and EP3SE50F780C4G also share the same package and are pin-to-pin compatible per the XAIPART catalog. The 'different speed grade' trade-off is the primary engineering consideration.
Where can I download the EP3SE50F780C4LN datasheet PDF?
The EP3SE50F780C4LN datasheet is available from Intel's product literature portal at intel.com under the Stratix III Device Handbook, which covers the entire -SE50 family. The FindIC listing also indexes the datasheet PDF directly with publication metadata. The full handbook (10,080 KB per FindIC's recorded file size) is the authoritative reference for pinout, DC/AC characteristics, configuration schemes, and thermal data.
Does the EP3SE50F780C4LN support JTAG configuration?
Yes, the EP3SE50F780C4LN supports JTAG boundary-scan and configuration as one of its standard configuration schemes alongside Passive Serial, Fast Passive, Active Serial, and Active Parallel. JTAG is the primary in-system programming path used during board bring-up and hardware debug, per the Stratix III Device Handbook. The device also supports partial reconfiguration, allowing selected logic regions to be reprogrammed while the rest of the fabric continues operating.
What is the difference between EP3SE50F780C4LN and EP3SE110F780C4N?
Both belong to the Stratix III E family and share the same 780-FBGA package, but EP3SE110 carries 110,000 logic elements versus 47,500 on the -SE50. The -SE110 also has more block RAM, more DSP blocks, and more LABs per the Stratix III Device Handbook. Choose -SE110 for designs that exceed the -SE50's logic capacity; otherwise -SE50 saves cost and power with identical package placement.
What are the key specifications of EP3SE50F780C4LN that engineers should know?
The EP3SE50F780C4LN delivers 47,500 logic elements, 1,900 LABs, 5,760,000 bits of embedded SRAM, and 488 user I/Os in a 780-ball FC-FBGA on a 65 nm process at 0.9 V core. Speed grade C4 supports up to 375 MHz toggle per the published handbook. Operating temperature range is 0Β°C to 85Β°C (commercial), and configuration is supported via JTAG, Passive Serial, Active Serial, and Active Parallel modes. Lead-free / RoHS compliant.
Is the EP3SE50F780C4LN a good equivalent for Xilinx Virtex-5 designs?
The EP3SE50F780C4LN is not a direct drop-in equivalent for any Xilinx Virtex-5 device, because the BGA ball maps and IP cores differ between vendors. However, it is a functionally comparable mid-density FPGA alternative for engineers migrating from Xilinx to Altera/Intel toolchains. Migration requires re-implementing the HDL on Quartus II, redesigning the BGA land pattern, and re-validating IP. The 65 nm process and 47.5K LEs position it near Virtex-5 LX50 in capacity.

Engineering reference data for EP3SE50F780C4LN β€” comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EP3SE50F780C4LN when your design needs approximately 40-50K logic elements with substantial block RAM (5.76 Mbit) and a large I/O count (488 user I/Os) in a single 780-FBGA package. It is the right Stratix III choice for ASIC prototyping, broadcast video pipelines, and parallel DSP workloads that exceed Cyclone V capacity. For lower power budgets with similar density, switch to EP3SL50F780C4N (Stratix III L). For larger designs exceeding 50K LEs, step up to EP3SE110F780C4N. For cost-sensitive low-density designs, move down to Cyclone III LS (EP3CLS series). The C4 speed grade is the recommended timing bin for cost-optimized designs with Fmax targets under 250 MHz.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP3SE50F780C4N EP3SE50F780C4 EP3SE50F780C4L EP3SL50F780C4N EP3SE50F780C3N EP3SE110F780C4N
Brand Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera) Intel (Altera)
Package 780-FBGA (FC-FBGA) 780-FBGA - same 780-FBGA - same 780-FBGA - same 780-FBGA - same 780-FBGA - same 780-FBGA - same
Logic Elements 47,500 47,500 47,500 47,500 47,500 47,500 110,000
Speed Grade C4 C4 C4 C4 C4 C3 (faster Fmax) C4
Family / Tier Stratix III E (Enhanced Logic) Stratix III E Stratix III E Stratix III E Stratix III L (Low Power) Stratix III E Stratix III E
User I/Os 488 488 488 488 488 488 488
Embedded Memory 5,760,000 bits 5,760,000 bits 5,760,000 bits 5,760,000 bits 5,760,000 bits 5,760,000 bits Higher (per -SE110 capacity)
Lead-Free / RoHS Yes (L suffix) Yes (N suffix) Yes (standard) Yes Yes Yes Yes

Key Differentiators

  • Largest I/O budget in the 780-FBGA Stratix III E tier (vs EP3SE50F484C4N)
  • Lower static power than Stratix III E alternatives of similar density (vs EP3SL50F780C4N)
  • Identical silicon across lead-finish variants (-LN, -N, -L, -G suffixes) (vs EP3SE50F780C4N)

Design Notes

The 780-ball FC-FBGA requires a microvia PCB stack-up with matched-length impedance-controlled traces for LVDS pairs and DDR memory interfaces. Designers should allocate at least 6 PCB layers (4 signal + 2 plane) to escape the dense BGA. Per the Stratix III Device Handbook, signal-integrity simulations with IBIS models are recommended above 200 MHz toggles. Use buried vias or microvias for inner-row ball escape; through-hole vias on inner balls can block signal routing channels and force layer count increases.

The EP3SE50F780C4LN requires at least three independent power rails: 0.9 V core, 1.1 V PLL analog, and per-bank I/O voltages (1.2 V / 1.5 V / 1.8 V / 2.5 V / 3.3 V depending on bank standard). Power sequencing must follow Intel's reference design - core supply before PLL analog supply, with I/O supplies last. Bulk decoupling of 220 Β΅F per rail plus 0.1 Β΅F + 10 Β΅F ceramic near every power pin is mandatory. Estimated: at typical 70% utilization with 200 MHz toggle, total power consumption sits around 5-7 W, requiring modest airflow or a copper spreader.

Quartus II v9.0 SP2 or later is required to target Stratix III devices - older Quartus versions do not support this family and will reject the device. When migrating from Cyclone III designs, watch for I/O standard differences: Stratix III supports more LVDS channels but with different pin-pair constraints. The C4 speed grade is the slowest Stratix III bin - if your design just barely closes timing, consider the C3 variant (EP3SE50F780C3N) instead. Configuration file (.sof/.pof) generation must include the correct configuration scheme bit, otherwise JTAG chain debugging will fail silently.

Compliance Information

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

RoHS compliant per Intel product marking (L suffix denotes lead-free per JEDEC J-STD-609). Not AEC-Q100 qualified - automotive customers should reference automotive-grade Cyclone or Arria families instead. Halogen-free status not explicitly listed in available data; conservative 'unknown' value used.

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

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