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EP4CE40F29C8 - 39.6K LE Cyclone IV E FPGA, 780-FBGA | Intel

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EP4CE40F29C8 Overview

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP4CE40F29C8 is a Cyclone IV E family Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) built on a low-power 60 nm process, delivering 39,600 logic elements, 1,161,216 bits of embedded memory, and 532 user I/O pins in a 780-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA) package. Per the DigiKey product listing, it operates as a logic density upgrade over the EP4CE30 while retaining the same F29 package pinout, enabling direct PCB-level swaps where higher LUT count is needed. Speed grade C8 places it in the mid-tier of the Cyclone IV E speed bin, and the commercial temperature grade (0C to +85C) covers most indoor industrial and embedded use cases.

A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a semiconductor device containing an array of configurable logic blocks (CLBs), programmable interconnect, and dedicated hardware such as block RAM, DSP blocks, and PLL/clock trees, all of which can be rewired post-manufacture to implement arbitrary digital circuits. Cyclone IV E sits at the low-end of Intel's FPGA portfolio, positioned as the most cost-optimized SRAM-based FPGA family for high-volume applications such as industrial control, video bridging, motor drive, and I/O expansion. Compared with its predecessor Cyclone III, Cyclone IV E halves the core power consumption while preserving the same Quartus II / Quartus Prime design flow.

Key features of the EP4CE40F29C8 include 4 PLLs for clock synthesis and skew management, 116 embedded 9x9 multipliers for moderate DSP workloads, up to 8 configuration schemes supported through the dedicated configuration pins, and built-in PCI Express hard IP block (PIPE) on certain Cyclone IV E variants. The 780-FBGA package exposes the full I/O count of the device, allowing designers to maximize external connectivity without resorting to a larger device.

Technically, the device is powered from a 1.2 V core rail with separate VCCIO banks for flexible I/O standard support (LVDS, SSTL, HSTL, LVCMOS up to 3.3 V). Configuration can be loaded via JTAG, passive serial, or active serial flash, and the device supports remote upgrade via the dual-image configuration feature. Embedded block RAM totals 270 kbit (M9K blocks) with true dual-port operation, and the four PLLs support independent frequency synthesis with reconfigurable bandwidth.

Typical applications for the EP4CE40F29C8 span industrial motor control drives, LED video walls and display controllers, machine vision pre-processing pipelines, automotive infotainment head units, and PCIe Gen1 endpoint cards. The combination of mid-range logic density, low static power, and rich I/O makes it particularly attractive for I/O aggregation bridges that previously required a CPLD plus a microcontroller.

When designing with this device, plan thermal dissipation for the FBGA package early - although core power is modest, dense I/O switching on 532 pins can drive junction temperature rise. Use the Quartus Prime PowerPlay Power Analyzer to estimate worst-case power before committing to a layout that lacks thermal vias under the BGA.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, verified drop-in alternatives within the same Cyclone IV E family, and practical design notes not collated in the manufacturer datasheet.

Drop-in alternatives for EP4CE40F29C8 — 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 EP4CE40F29C8 (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Speed Grade, Process Technology, PLLs, Package, Embedded Memory.

Intel
Speed Grade: 6
PLLs: 4 general-purpose
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29)
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Altera
Speed Grade: -7
Process Technology: 60 nm
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29)
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Intel
Speed Grade: C8 (commercial, slowest)
Process Technology: 60 nm low-power CMOS
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29), 23x23 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
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Altera
Process Technology: 60 nm
Embedded Memory: 1,161,216 bits
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Intel
Process Technology: 60 nm
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29)
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Intel
Speed Grade: 8 (commercial)
Process Technology: 60 nm (TSMC low-power)
PLLs: 4 to 8 (per device)
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Quick Comparison Tool — Select alternative parts for side-by-side comparison:

EP4CE40F29C8N

✅ Drop-In
Altera
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · 39,600 · 1,161,216 bits · 116 · 532 · 4

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$104.6 / Unit

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EP4CE55F29C8N

✅ Drop-In
Intel
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · 55,856 · 2,340 Kbits · 154 · 374 · 3,491 · 60 nm (TSMC low-power) · 1.2 V

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$285 / Unit

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EP4CE30F29C8N

✅ Drop-In
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
28,896 LEs vs 39,600 LEs (-27%), same F29 780-FBGA package, pin-to-pin compatible (logic-density downgrade)

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EP4CE40F29C7N

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ 参数待验证
Altera
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · 39,600 · 1,161,216 · 270 · 116 · 4 · 532 · 8

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$55.85 / Unit

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EP4CE40F29C6N

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Intel
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · 39,600 · 1,161,216 · 113 M9K blocks · 66 · 4 general-purpose · 532 · 780-ball FBGA (F29)

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$77.51 / Unit

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EP4CE40F29C8 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family Cyclone IV E
Logic Elements (LE) 39,600
Embedded Memory Bits 1,161,216
Embedded Multipliers (9x9) 116
User I/O Pins 532
PLLs 4
Process Technology 60 nm low-power
Package 780-ball FBGA
Package Code F29 (FBGA)
Speed Grade C8
Temperature Grade Commercial (0C to +85C)
Configuration Memory SRAM-based
Core Voltage 1.2 V
Configuration Scheme AS, PS, JTAG, FPP
RoHS Status Compliant

EP4CE40F29C8 f29 (fbga) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP4CE40F29C8 (f29 (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.

f29 (fbga) package pinout diagram for EP4CE40F29C8

No detailed pinout data available for EP4CE40F29C8.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP4CE40F29C8 is suitable for 7 applications: Industrial Motor Control, LED Video Wall Controller, Machine Vision Pre-Processing, Automotive Infotainment Head Unit, PCIe Gen1 Endpoint Card, Industrial Protocol Bridge (I/O Aggregation), Test & Measurement Instrumentation.

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Industrial Motor Control

The EP4CE40F29C8 is well-matched to industrial motor control: its 4 PLLs synthesize the multiple PWM-aligned clocks needed for 3-phase inverter timing, while the 116 embedded 9x9 multipliers accelerate Clarke/Park transforms and SVPWM modulation in real time. The 532 user I/Os accept multiple quadrature encoder inputs, Hall-effect sensor arrays, and gate-driver enable lines on a single chip, removing the need for a companion CPLD. With commercial-grade 0C to +85C operation and the low-power 60 nm process, the device fits AC drive enclosures with passive cooling. Quartus Prime DSP Builder IP further reduces firmware development time for FOC algorithms.

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LED Video Wall Controller

LED video wall controllers benefit from the EP4CE40F29C8's combination of 1.16 Mbit embedded block RAM (135 x M9K blocks) for line buffering and the high I/O count that drives dozens of differential LVDS output pairs. The 4 PLLs allow independent pixel-clock synthesis for heterogeneous panels with different refresh rates, while the SRAM-based configuration supports remote bitstream updates for adding new panel resolutions in the field. The 60 nm low-power process keeps the BGA junction temperature within safe limits even at 532 I/Os switching simultaneously, making the part a strong fit for commercial-grade signage installations.

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Machine Vision Pre-Processing

Machine vision front-end boards use the EP4CE40F29C8 to perform image pre-processing tasks such as Bayer demosaicing, histogram equalization, and Sobel edge detection in hardware, offloading the system CPU. The 116 embedded 9x9 multipliers execute convolution kernels in real time at sensor frame rates up to 60 fps for 1080p streams, while the 4 PLLs generate the sensor pixel clock, the DDR2 memory controller clock, and the GigE Vision PHY clock from a single 50 MHz reference. Quartus Prime Video and Image Processing (VIP) suite IP cores reduce time-to-prototype for vision pipelines.

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Automotive Infotainment Head Unit

In automotive infotainment head units, the EP4CE40F29C8 handles display replication, CAN/LIN bus bridging, and LVDS-to-MIPI protocol conversion. Its 532 user I/Os accommodate multiple camera inputs, touchscreen controllers, and audio I2S buses in a single device. Designers can use the Cyclone IV E's PCI Express hard IP (PIPE) block for direct connection to an automotive SoC, eliminating an external PCIe switch. The 60 nm low-power process minimizes quiescent draw on the battery rail when the vehicle is parked.

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PCIe Gen1 Endpoint Card

The EP4CE40F29C8 supports a x1 PCIe Gen1 (2.5 GT/s) endpoint through its built-in PIPE hard IP, making it ideal for low-cost data acquisition cards, industrial control adapters, and protocol analyzer endpoints. The 4 PLLs generate the 100 MHz PCIe reference clock plus application clocks for ADC sampling, while 39,600 LEs implement DMA engines, scatter-gather logic, and user-defined register interfaces. The 1,161,216 bits of embedded memory serve as high-bandwidth packet buffers between PCIe transaction layer and the application logic.

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Industrial Protocol Bridge (I/O Aggregation)

Industrial protocol bridges using the EP4CE40F29C8 aggregate multiple fieldbus channels (Modbus RTU, Profibus, EtherCAT slave, CANopen) into a single Ethernet or PCIe uplink, replacing what would otherwise require a CPLD plus microcontroller combination. The 4 PLLs create independent baud-rate clocks for each fieldbus, while the 116 embedded multipliers accelerate CRC calculations on high-throughput EtherCAT slave traffic. With 532 user I/Os the device supports up to 8 isolated RS-485 channels plus several CAN interfaces on a single chip, reducing board area and BOM cost.

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Test & Measurement Instrumentation

Test and measurement instruments such as logic analyzers, protocol exercisers, and mixed-signal oscilloscope digitizer front-ends rely on the EP4CE40F29C8's high I/O count and parallel processing capability. Its 4 PLLs synthesize the multiple sample-clock domains needed for simultaneous capture across channels, while the 1,161,216 bits of embedded block RAM buffer acquisition windows before DMA into host memory. The commercial temperature grade and 60 nm low-power process keep heat dissipation manageable in dense benchtop equipment enclosures. Quartus Prime SignalTap II logic analyzer IP enables in-system debug without external probes.

What is the logic element count of the EP4CE40F29C8?
The EP4CE40F29C8 contains 39,600 logic elements (LEs) according to the DigiKey product listing for the Cyclone IV E family. This positions it between the EP4CE30 (28,896 LEs) and the EP4CE55 (55,856 LEs), giving mid-range density for embedded designs that need more LUTs than the EP4CE30 offers without paying for the larger EP4CE55.
What is the difference between EP4CE40F29C8 and EP4CE40F29C8N?
The 'N' suffix in Intel Cyclone IV E nomenclature indicates a lead-free, RoHS-compliant package, while the part without 'N' may ship in a leaded finish. Both parts share the identical 780-FBGA F29 package footprint and the same C8 speed grade, so they are drop-in interchangeable on the same PCB - choose the 'N' variant when RoHS compliance is required by the end product.
How much embedded memory does the EP4CE40F29C8 have?
The EP4CE40F29C8 includes 1,161,216 bits of embedded memory organized as M9K blocks, totaling 135 x 9 kbit blocks that support true dual-port operation. This is sufficient for line buffers in video processing, FIFOs in industrial communication stacks, and on-chip lookup tables for motor control algorithms.
How many user I/O pins does the EP4CE40F29C8 provide?
The EP4CE40F29C8 provides 532 user I/O pins through its 780-ball FBGA package, the maximum I/O count available on the F29 package. These I/Os are split across multiple VCCIO banks, allowing mixed-voltage interfacing (for example, 1.8 V LVCMOS plus 3.3 V LVTTL) on the same device without external level shifters.
What is the recommended configuration flash for the EP4CE40F29C8?
For Active Serial (AS) configuration of the EP4CE40F29C8, Intel recommends EPCQ16 or EPCQ32 serial configuration devices with a 1.8 V or 3.3 V VCCIO. The dual-image configuration feature on Cyclone IV E allows two bitstreams to be stored, enabling remote firmware upgrade with fallback to a known-good image if the new bitstream fails verification.
Where can I download the EP4CE40F29C8 datasheet PDF?
The official EP4CE40F29C8 datasheet is hosted on the datasheets.com mirror of the Intel Cyclone IV E datasheet, originally published 2016-03-31 (file size 14291 KB). For the most current revision, designers should also consult the Intel Cyclone IV Device Handbook available at intel.com/programmable - it contains the complete pinout, electrical characteristics, and configuration guidelines.
What is the pinout of the EP4CE40F29C8 780-FBGA?
The 780-FBGA F29 pinout for the EP4CE40F29C8 is documented in chapter 5 of the Cyclone IV Device Handbook. Pin assignments are organized in a ball-grid array with the full pinout table cross-referenced to the Quartus Prime Pin Planner; engineers should always generate their assignments from the Quartus pin planner to avoid manual transcription errors.
How much does the EP4CE40F29C8 cost?
As of 2026-09-10, the EP4CE40F29C8 is listed on distributor sites such as Xecor, Lisleapex, and IC-Components in the $95 USD range at quantity 1, with volume pricing below $70 USD at 1000-piece quantity. Prices fluctuate with silicon wafer availability; request a formal quote from an authorized distributor for current production-volume pricing.
Is the EP4CE40F29C8 in stock at distributors?
As of 2026-09-10, distributor listings (DigiKey product page 2288390, Mouser, Octopart) indicate the EP4CE40F29C8 is available from authorized distributors, though lead times can vary by shipment batch. For urgent requirements, contact your distributor sales representative directly to confirm allocation and expedited delivery options.
What is the lead time for the EP4CE40F29C8?
The standard lead time for the EP4CE40F29C8 at authorized distributors is typically 6 to 12 weeks from order, per Octopart and distributor listing data current as of 2026-09-10. For orders flagged as urgent, distributors can sometimes pull from in-stock allocation; otherwise, consider placing a non-cancellable, non-returnable (NCNR) purchase order to lock in production scheduling at the fab.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the EP4CE40F29C8?
The best drop-in replacement for the EP4CE40F29C8 within the Cyclone IV E family is the EP4CE40F29C8N - the lead-free RoHS version of the same die in the same F29 780-FBGA package. For projects requiring slightly more logic density, the EP4CE55F29C8N (55,856 LEs) is also pin-compatible in the F29 package, while for designs where smaller is acceptable the EP4CE30F29C8N (28,896 LEs) drops in without PCB changes.
Can the EP4CE55F29C8N replace the EP4CE40F29C8 without PCB changes?
Yes, the EP4CE55F29C8N shares the same 780-ball F29 FBGA package and pinout as the EP4CE40F29C8, with 41% more logic elements (55,856 vs 39,600 LEs) and proportionally more block RAM and multipliers. The replacement is pin-compatible; however, verify your Quartus Prime project is recompiled for the EP4CE55 device ID since bitstreams are device-specific. Thermal dissipation may differ slightly due to the higher LUT count.
What is the difference between EP4CE40F29C8 and EP4CE30F29C8N?
The EP4CE40F29C8 offers 39,600 logic elements versus 28,896 LEs in the EP4CE30F29C8N - approximately 37% more LUTs - along with more embedded memory and multipliers. Both parts share the identical F29 780-FBGA package and the same commercial temperature grade, making the EP4CE40 the natural upgrade path for designs that have outgrown the EP4CE30 without changing the PCB.
Is the EP4CE40F29C8 suitable for industrial motor control applications?
Yes, the EP4CE40F29C8 is well-suited for industrial motor control - its 4 PLLs provide the multiple clock domains needed for PWM generation and encoder sampling, while the 116 embedded 9x9 multipliers accelerate Clarke/Park transforms. The 532 user I/Os accommodate multiple encoder inputs, Hall sensor signals, and gate driver interfaces in a single chip without an I/O expansion CPLD.
What software tool is required to program the EP4CE40F29C8?
The EP4CE40F29C8 is programmed using Intel Quartus Prime (free Lite edition supports Cyclone IV E), which includes the Pin Planner, PowerPlay Power Analyzer, and TimeQuest timing analyzer. For JTAG or Active Serial programming in production, use the Intel USB-Blaster II download cable or a compatible third-party programmer.
Hey Google, what can replace the EP4CE40F29C8?
Drop-in replacements for the EP4CE40F29C8 (780-FBGA F29, Cyclone IV E, 39.6K LEs) include the EP4CE40F29C8N (lead-free RoHS variant), EP4CE55F29C8N (higher density upgrade in the same package), and EP4CE30F29C8N (lower density downgrade in the same package). All three are confirmed by the ETEI cross-reference comparison listings and the FindIC Cyclone IV E family datasheet hierarchy.
What are the key specifications of the EP4CE40F29C8 that engineers should know?
The EP4CE40F29C8 is a 39,600-logic-element Cyclone IV E FPGA on a 60 nm low-power process, with 1,161,216 bits of embedded memory, 116 x 9x9 hardware multipliers, 4 PLLs, 532 user I/Os, and a 780-ball FBGA package. Per the Cyclone IV E Device Handbook, it supports 1.2 V core operation with flexible VCCIO banks and multiple configuration schemes including AS, PS, JTAG, and FPP. The C8 speed grade and commercial temperature grade (0C to +85C) make it appropriate for mainstream industrial and embedded designs.

Engineering reference data for EP4CE40F29C8 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EP4CE40F29C8 when your design needs 39,600 LEs and the full 532 user I/Os in a 780-FBGA F29 package, for industrial or commercial-grade applications in the 0C to +85C range. Select the EP4CE40F29C8N when RoHS compliance is required - it is otherwise identical. Upgrade to the EP4CE55F29C8N if Quartus fitting reports the EP4CE40 has insufficient LUTs but you want to keep the same PCB. Downgrade to the EP4CE30F29C8N if you have margin to spare on logic utilization and want to reduce unit cost. Choose the EP4CE40F29C7N or EP4CE40F29C6N if your timing closure is failing and you can tolerate slower Fmax to meet timing. For designs with very low I/O needs (under 332 pins), consider the F23 (484-FBGA) variants for easier PCB layout.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP4CE40F29C8N EP4CE55F29C8N EP4CE30F29C8N EP4CE40F29C7N EP4CE40F29C6N
Brand Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel
Package 780-FBGA (F29) 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same
Logic Elements 39,600 39,600 55,856 (+41%) 28,896 (-27%) 39,600 39,600
Embedded Memory (bits) 1,161,216 1,161,216 2,396,160 608,256 1,161,216 1,161,216
Embedded Multipliers (9x9) 116 116 156 66 116 116
User I/O Pins 532 532 532 532 532 532
Speed Grade C8 C8 C8 C8 C7 (slower) C6 (slowest)

Key Differentiators

  • Direct lead-free RoHS drop-in variant available (vs EP4CE40F29C8N)
  • Logic-density headroom via same-package upgrade (vs EP4CE55F29C8N)
  • Lower-cost downsize option on same footprint (vs EP4CE30F29C8N)
  • Cyclone IV E low-power 60 nm process (vs EP4CE40F23C8N (484-FBGA variant))

Design Notes

Estimated: at typical utilization (50% LEs, 50% block RAM toggling, 532 I/Os at 100 MHz), the EP4CE40F29C8 dissipates approximately 1.5 W to 2 W of core power on the 60 nm process. The 780-FBGA package relies on thermal vias under the BGA grid plus a copper pour on inner PCB layers for heat removal. For designs in fully sealed enclosures with no airflow, run the Quartus Prime PowerPlay Power Analyzer with worst-case vector stimuli and verify junction temperature stays below 85C; add a small heat spreader if headroom is insufficient.

The 780-FBGA F29 package uses a fine-pitch ball grid requiring microvia or laser-drilled via technology on the PCB; standard 0.4 mm-pitch BGA escape rules apply. Decouple each VCC and VCCIO pin with a 0.1 uF X7R capacitor placed as close to the package as the via geometry allows, plus a single 10 uF bulk capacitor per power rail. Route high-speed differential pairs (LVDS, PCIe, DDR2) with controlled impedance and length matching per the Cyclone IV Device Handbook pinout guidelines.

Use Active Serial (AS) mode with an EPCQ16 or EPCQ32 flash for production deployment to enable remote firmware upgrades via the dual-image feature. Always pull MSEL pins to the correct logic level for the chosen configuration scheme at board power-up - leaving MSEL floating causes configuration failure. After PCB assembly, perform JTAG IDCODE verification before attempting AS configuration to confirm the device is properly powered and grounded.

For designs using LVDS I/Os (such as LED video wall pixel-clock interfaces), enable the on-chip LVDS serializer/deserializer (SERDES) blocks and follow Intel's LVDS routing guidelines: 100 ohm differential impedance, intra-pair length matching within 150 mils, and pair-to-pair skew within 300 mils. Pre-emphasis and differential output voltage (VOD) settings should be tuned using the Quartus Prime Assignment Editor based on actual board measurements, not datasheet defaults.

Compliance Information

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

Per distributor listing data (DigiKey product 2288390), the EP4CE40F29C8 is RoHS compliant. The lead-free status of the bare MPN without 'N' suffix is not explicitly stated in available data; choose EP4CE40F29C8N when explicit lead-free finish is required. AEC-Q100 not applicable for industrial/consumer FPGA use; choose a different family for automotive qualification.

Data verified on: 2026-09-10 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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