Altera

EP4CE75F29C7N - 75K LE Cyclone IV E FPGA, 780-BGA | Altera

MPN: EP4CE75F29C7N βœ“ Active
In Stock Ships in 1-3 business days
1.2 V Vdss 780-ball FineLine BGA (F29), 29x29 mm Package 20 Speed 2,810,880 Memory
From $152.7 USD / Unit
MOQ: 1 |
Price updated: 2026-09-09
Volume Pricing
Qty Unit Price Extended
1 $254.49 $254.49
10 $229.04 $2,290.40
100 $203.59 $20,359.00
500 $178.15 $89,075.00
1,000 $152.7 $152,700.00
ℹ️ All prices are in USD

EP4CE75F29C7N Overview

The Altera (Intel) EP4CE75F29C7N is a Cyclone IV E family Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) housed in a 780-ball FineLine BGA (F29) package, featuring 75,408 logic elements, 2,810,880 bits of embedded memory, and 426 maximum user I/O pins. It is fabricated on a low-power 60 nm process and supports 1.2 V core operation with a commercial temperature grade of 0C to +85C as indicated by the C7 speed-grade suffix. The device integrates 200 (18x18) hardware multipliers, 4 general-purpose PLLs, and up to 3.125 Gbps LVDS support through dedicated serializer/deserializer blocks.

An FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) is a semiconductor device built around an array of configurable logic blocks (CLBs), programmable interconnects, and embedded memory and DSP resources that designers can program after manufacture to implement custom digital logic. Within the broader taxonomy, the EP4CE75F29C7N sits in the low-cost, low-power tier of Altera/Intel FPGAs (Cyclone IV E), positioned between the older Cyclone III family and the newer Cyclone V / Cyclone 10 LP families, and serves as a programmable alternative to ASICs and ASSPs for moderate-density glue-logic, control, and signal-processing tasks.

Key features of the EP4CE75F29C7N include 4 input LUTs per logic element, M9K embedded memory blocks totaling 2.81 Mbits, embedded 18x18 multipliers for DSP, and 20 global clock networks driven by 4 PLLs. The F29 (780-BGA) package exposes all 426 user I/Os and supports high-speed LVDS signaling on most pins. Configuration is supported through JTAG, Active Serial (AS), Passive Serial (PS), and Fast Passive Parallel (FPP) modes, with built-in decompression and encryption features for secure bitstream handling.

Typical applications span industrial motor control, video bridging and display controllers, automotive infotainment prototyping, low-cost software-defined radio (SDR) front-ends, and test & measurement front-end logic. Designers choose the Cyclone IV E family when they need a balance of logic density, embedded DSP and memory, and low static/dynamic power compared to previous-generation Cyclone devices. A typical design enters through the Altera Quartus II or Intel Quartus Prime design suite, which provides IP libraries, synthesis, place-and-route, and timing closure for this part.

Design considerations include providing a clean, low-noise 1.2 V core supply (often via a dedicated LDO), proper decoupling with 0.1 uF and bulk capacitors at every VCC pin group, and a robust JTAG chain for configuration and in-system debug. PCB layout for the 780-BGA package requires microvia or via-in-pad technology for reliable assembly, and thermal dissipation should be considered for sustained high-utilization designs operating near the top of the commercial temperature range.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives from the Cyclone IV E family, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet, enabling faster part selection and BOM risk mitigation.

Drop-in alternatives for EP4CE75F29C7N 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 EP4CE75F29C7N (same form factor and footprint) β€” differing in Package, Speed Grade, Operating Temperature, Configuration Modes, RoHS Status.

Altera
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29)
Speed Grade: -7
Operating Temperature: 0 C to +85 C (Commercial)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29)
Speed Grade: -7 (C7)
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 484-FBGA (F23), 23x23 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-ball FineLine BGA (F29, 29x29 mm)
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (Commercial)
Configuration Modes: AS / PS / JTAG / FPP
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-FBGA
Speed Grade: C6
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29, 29 mm)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA-780)
Speed Grade: -8
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C (commercial)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: FBGA-780 (FineLine BGA, 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch)
Speed Grade: C8 (commercial, 8 speed bin)
Operating Temperature: 0C to 85C (commercial)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-ball FBGA, 0.8 mm pitch (F29)
Speed Grade: 8 (C8)
Operating Temperature: -40C to +85C (industrial)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-FBGA (29x29 mm, F29)
Operating Temperature: 0C to +85C
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-FBGA (F29)
Speed Grade: C9
Configuration Modes: JTAG, Active Serial, Active Parallel, Passive Serial
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’
Intel
Package: 780-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Operating Temperature: -40 Β°C to +100 Β°C (Industrial)
Configuration Modes: JTAG, Active Serial (AS), Passive Serial (PS)
Compare with EP4CE75F29C7N β†’

Quick Comparison Tool β€” Select alternative parts for side-by-side comparison:

EP4CE75F29C8N

βœ… Drop-In
Intel
πŸ“¦ 780-ball FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E Β· 75,408 Β· 4713 Β· 2,810,880 Β· 426 Β· 75,408 Β· 1.15 V to 1.25 V

βœ“ In Stock

$149.75 / Unit

View Datasheet β†’

EP4CE75F29I7N

βœ… Drop-In
Intel
πŸ“¦ 780-ball FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E Β· 75,408 Β· 2,810,880 Β· 4,633 Β· 426 Β· 4 Β· 20 Β· 426

βœ“ In Stock

$540 / Unit

View Datasheet β†’

EP4CE115F29C7N

βœ… Drop-In
πŸ“¦ 780-ball FBGA (F29)
larger EP4CE115 die (114,480 LEs vs 75,408 LEs, +52%), same F29 FBGA package and pinout

πŸ“‹ Reference alternative (not in catalog)

EP4CE55F29C7N

βœ… Drop-In
Intel
πŸ“¦ 780-ball FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E Β· 55,856 Β· 3,491 Β· 2,396,160 Β· 374 Β· 780-ball FBGA (F29)

βœ“ In Stock

$138 / Unit

View Datasheet β†’

EP4CE40F29C7N

βœ… Drop-In
Altera
πŸ“¦ 780-ball FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E Β· 39,600 Β· 1,161,216 Β· 270 Β· 116 Β· 4 Β· 532 Β· 8

βœ“ In Stock

$55.85 / Unit

View Datasheet β†’

EP4CE75F29C7N Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family Cyclone IV E
Logic Elements (LE) 75,408
Embedded Memory (bits) 2,810,880
Memory Blocks M9K (9 Kbit blocks)
Maximum User I/O 426
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers 200
General-purpose PLLs 4
Global Clock Networks 20
Process Technology 60 nm low-power
Core Supply Voltage 1.2 V
Package 780-ball FineLine BGA (F29), 29x29 mm
Speed Grade C7 (commercial, 7th speed bin)
Operating Temperature (Commercial) 0C to +85C
Configuration Modes JTAG, AS, PS, FPP
LVDS Support Up to 3.125 Gbps (dedicated SERDES blocks)
RoHS Status Compliant
Mounting Type Surface Mount (BGA)
MSL Level 3 (per JEDEC J-STD-020)

EP4CE75F29C7N 780-ball fineline bga (f29), 29x29 mm Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP4CE75F29C7N (780-ball fineline bga (f29), 29x29 mm 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 fineline bga (f29), 29x29 mm package pinout diagram for EP4CE75F29C7N

No detailed pinout data available for EP4CE75F29C7N.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP4CE75F29C7N is suitable for 6 applications: Industrial Motor Control and Drive, Video Bridging and Display Controllers, Automotive Infotainment Prototyping, Software-Defined Radio (SDR) Front-End, Test and Measurement Front-End Logic, Network Equipment Glue Logic and Bridging.

🏭

Industrial Motor Control and Drive

The EP4CE75F29C7N's 75,408 logic elements, 200 18x18 hardware multipliers, and 4 PLLs make it a strong fit for industrial motor control and drive systems. Its hardware DSP blocks accelerate Field-Oriented Control (FOC) and Space Vector PWM (SVPWM) math without burdening fabric logic, while the 4 PLLs generate the high-resolution PWM edge-aligned clocks demanded by IGBT/MOSFET gate drivers. The F29 780-ball BGA exposes 426 user I/Os, sufficient for multi-axis control plus encoder and resolver feedback channels. According to Altera reference designs, the Cyclone IV E family is widely deployed in servo drives, industrial pumps, and CNC controllers where deterministic real-time response is required.

πŸ“Ί

Video Bridging and Display Controllers

The EP4CE75F29C7N's 2,810,880 bits of M9K embedded memory, 426 user I/Os, and LVDS support up to 3.125 Gbps make it well suited for video bridging, format conversion, and display controllers. The M9K blocks can be configured as line buffers or frame stores for dual-port buffering between cameras, HDMI/DisplayPort transmitters, and LCD panels. The high I/O count enables parallel RGB, BT.656, and OpenLDI LVDS interfaces simultaneously. According to Altera reference designs, Cyclone IV E FPGAs are commonly used to bridge legacy parallel video to modern LVDS displays, perform color-space conversion (RGB to YCbCr), and generate timing controllers for TFT panels.

πŸš—

Automotive Infotainment Prototyping

The EP4CE75F29C7N provides automotive-tier hardware prototyping capability for infotainment head units, instrument clusters, and ADAS sensor pre-processing, with the 'C' commercial speed grade suitable for development and validation before migration to the 'A' automotive variant. The 200 hardware multipliers and 2.81 Mbits of embedded memory support real-time audio DSP, image scaling, and CAN/LIN bridging without external co-processors. Its 426 user I/Os accommodate multiple LVDS camera inputs and BT.656 display outputs simultaneously. According to Altera's Cyclone IV documentation, engineers prototype with the EP4CE75 commercial part and re-spin to AEC-Q100 qualified variants for production.

🌐

Software-Defined Radio (SDR) Front-End

The EP4CE75F29C7N is used as a digital front-end in low-cost SDR platforms, performing channelization, filtering, and digital down/up-conversion between analog converters and host processors. The 200 18x18 multipliers and 4 PLLs enable real-time FIR filtering and DDS-based local oscillators at IF sample rates up to 200 MSPS. Its M9K memory blocks provide data buffering and half-band filter coefficient storage. According to Altera application notes, Cyclone IV E parts are commonly deployed in ham radio transceivers, signal intelligence prototypes, and academic SDR teaching kits where cost and power matter as much as logic density.

πŸ”¬

Test and Measurement Front-End Logic

The EP4CE75F29C7N's combination of high I/O count (426 pins), embedded memory (2.81 Mbits), and 200 hardware multipliers suits test & measurement front-end logic including pattern generation, signal capture, and protocol decoding. Engineers implement state machines, custom protocol bridges, and real-time DSP filters without resorting to a more expensive mid-range FPGA. Its JTAG, AS, PS, and FPP configuration modes support both factory programming and in-system field updates. According to Altera reference designs, Cyclone IV E parts power logic analyzers, protocol analyzers, and bench-top instrumentation front-ends.

πŸ–₯️

Network Equipment Glue Logic and Bridging

The EP4CE75F29C7N is commonly deployed in networking equipment as glue logic between Ethernet PHYs, packet processors, and switch ASICs, providing custom packet classification, time stamping, and protocol conversion. Its 426 user I/Os accommodate multiple SGMII/RGMII PHY interfaces, and the 4 PLLs generate the precise clocks required for 1G/2.5G Ethernet and PTP synchronization. Embedded memory supports packet buffering at line rates without external SRAM. According to Altera application notes, Cyclone IV E FPGAs are used in industrial Ethernet switches, network interface cards, and small-cell base stations where low power and flexible I/O are valued.

What is the logic element count of EP4CE75F29C7N?
The EP4CE75F29C7N contains 75,408 logic elements (LEs), with 4-input LUTs per LE. According to the Altera Cyclone IV Device Handbook, this places it in the upper-mid density tier of the Cyclone IV E family, suitable for moderate-complexity control planes, signal processing pipelines, and bridging logic. The LEs are organized into Logic Array Blocks (LABs) of 16 LEs each.
How much embedded memory does EP4CE75F29C7N have?
The EP4CE75F29C7N provides 2,810,880 bits of embedded memory distributed across M9K (9 Kbit) blocks. According to Altera documentation, the M9K blocks can be configured as single- or dual-port RAM, ROM, FIFO, or shift registers, and they support byte enables for efficient data width conversion. This capacity suits line buffers, video frame stores, and packet buffering in communication designs.
How many user I/O pins does EP4CE75F29C7N support?
The EP4CE75F29C7N supports up to 426 user I/O pins in the F29 (780-ball FBGA) package. Per the Cyclone IV Device Handbook, this is among the highest I/O counts in the Cyclone IV E family. The I/O banks support LVDS, LVTTL, LVCMOS, SSTL, and HSTL standards with per-bank reference voltages, making the device suitable for parallel video, memory interfaces, and high-speed sensor capture.
What is the difference between EP4CE75F29C7N and EP4CE75F29C8N?
The EP4CE75F29C7N and EP4CE75F29C8N share the same die and 780-ball F29 FBGA package, but differ in speed grade: C7 is the slower 7th-bin speed grade, while C8 is faster. According to the Cyclone IV datasheet, choosing C7 over C8 reduces cost but tightens timing margins in Fmax-critical paths. Both are commercial temperature (0C to +85C) and pin-compatible drop-in replacements.
Can I drop-in replace EP4CE75F29C7N with EP4CE75F23C7N?
No. The EP4CE75F29C7N is in the F29 (780-ball FBGA) package, while the EP4CE75F23C7N uses the F23 (484-pin FBGA) package. Different PCB footprints and ball maps mean these parts are NOT drop-in replaceable; substitution requires PCB redesign and likely I/O resource re-mapping. Pinout compatibility applies only within the same F29 package family.
Where can I buy EP4CE75F29C7N online?
The EP4CE75F29C7N is available from authorized distributors including DigiKey (part number 2295883-ND), Mouser (Altera SKU), and through Intel/Altera franchised channels. As of 2026-09-10, distributor stock varies and lead times for industrial-volume orders can be 8-12 weeks; quotation through Altera/Intel is recommended for production schedules. Always source from authorized distributors to ensure factory-traceable parts.
What is the price of EP4CE75F29C7N?
As of 2026-09-10, the EP4CE75F29C7N lists at approximately $254.49 per unit at qty 1, scaling down to roughly $152.70 at qty 1,000 per Heisener distributor data. Pricing varies with distributor, lead time, and order volume; for production BOM planning, request a quote directly from Altera/Intel franchised distributors or the manufacturer. Volume pricing above 1,000 units is typically negotiated.
Is EP4CE75F29C7N in stock and what is the lead time?
As of 2026-09-10, distributor stock for the EP4CE75F29C7N is limited; Heisener shows approximately 4,512 pieces in stock with a 2-week estimated delivery window. Industrial-volume orders typically require 8-12 week lead time through Altera/Intel. Engineers evaluating long-term availability should confirm lifecycle status via PCN alerts and consider pin-compatible -C8 or -I7 speed-grade variants.
When should I choose EP4CE75F29C7N over the EP4CE115F29C7N?
Choose the EP4CE75F29C7N when your design fits within 75,408 logic elements and 2.81 Mbits of memory, because it costs significantly less than the EP4CE115F29C7N (which has 114,480 LEs and ~3.9 Mbits memory). Both share the same F29 (780-ball FBGA) package and pinout. According to the Cyclone IV handbook, select EP4CE115 only if you need higher DSP/memory capacity or wish to retain headroom for design growth.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP4CE75F29C7N?
The best drop-in replacement for the EP4CE75F29C7N is the EP4CE75F29C8N, which shares the same F29 (780-ball FBGA) package, same 75,408 logic elements, and same 2,810,880 bits of memory but offers a faster C8 speed grade. Both parts are pin-compatible and can be interchanged on the same PCB; the only design impact is timing closure - C8 will meet timing in designs where C7 is borderline.
Where can I download the EP4CE75F29C7N datasheet PDF?
The official EP4CE75F29C7N product page is hosted by Intel/Altera at https://www.altera.com/products/fpga/cyclone/iv/e/ep4ce75-f29/EP4CE75F29C7N and links to the Cyclone IV Device Handbook (civ_dh.pdf). The full datasheet set covers electrical characteristics, package information, and configuration details. The Cyclone IV handbook is also mirrored on third-party sites such as DigChip and Heisener for convenience.
Where do I find the EP4CE75F29C7N pinout?
The EP4CE75F29C7N pinout is documented in the Cyclone IV Device Handbook, Chapter 9, 'Package Information' for the F29 (780-ball FBGA) package, and is also generated by the Altera Quartus II Pin Planner tool once a device is selected. The 780-ball BGA uses a 1.0 mm pitch with 29x29 mm body size. Engineers should always cross-check the pinout against the latest handbook revision before PCB layout.
What is the difference between EP4CE75F29C7N and Lattice ECP3-70?
The EP4CE75F29C7N (Altera Cyclone IV E) and Lattice ECP3-70 belong to different FPGA vendor ecosystems with different toolchains, IP libraries, and architectural details. Both target low-cost, low-power designs in the ~70K LUT-equivalent class. According to cross-reference data, they are NOT drop-in replaceable because they use different package footprints, ball maps, and configuration bitstream formats.
What is the operating temperature of EP4CE75F29C7N?
The EP4CE75F29C7N operates over the commercial temperature range of 0C to +85C junction, as indicated by the 'C' in the speed/temperature suffix. According to Altera's Cyclone IV nomenclature, the 'I' grade variant (e.g., EP4CE75F29I7N) would extend the range to industrial -40C to +100C, while 'A' denotes automotive grade. The C7 device is not rated for industrial or automotive deployment.
What are the key specifications of EP4CE75F29C7N that engineers should know?
The EP4CE75F29C7N integrates 75,408 logic elements, 2,810,880 bits of M9K embedded memory, 200 18x18 hardware multipliers, 4 general-purpose PLLs, and up to 426 user I/O pins in a 780-ball F29 FineLine BGA package, all on a 60 nm low-power process at 1.2 V core. It supports LVDS up to 3.125 Gbps and four configuration modes (JTAG, AS, PS, FPP). Speed grade is C7 (commercial 0C to +85C). Source: Altera Cyclone IV Device Handbook.

Engineering reference data for EP4CE75F29C7N β€” comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose EP4CE75F29C7N when you need a balanced mix of logic density (~75K LEs), embedded memory (2.81 Mbits), and 200 hardware multipliers in the 780-ball F29 FineLine BGA package, with commercial temperature grade (0C to +85C). Switch to EP4CE75F29C8N if your design is timing-margin constrained at C7 - same package, same die, faster speed bin. Switch to EP4CE75F29I7N for industrial -40C to +100C operation. Move up to EP4CE115F29C7N if you need >75K LEs while keeping the same F29 footprint. Move down to EP4CE55F29C7N or EP4CE40F29C7N for cost-sensitive designs that do not need the full 75K LEs. All five parts share the same F29 780-ball FBGA package, enabling seamless PCB reuse across density, speed, and temperature options.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP4CE75F29C8N EP4CE75F29I7N EP4CE115F29C7N EP4CE55F29C7N EP4CE40F29C7N
Brand Altera Altera Altera Altera Altera Altera
Package 780-ball FBGA (F29) 780-ball FBGA (F29) - same 780-ball FBGA (F29) - same 780-ball FBGA (F29) - same 780-ball FBGA (F29) - same 780-ball FBGA (F29) - same
Logic Elements 75,408 75,408 (same die) 75,408 (same die) 114,480 (+52%) 55,856 (-26%) 39,600 (-47%)
Embedded Memory (bits) 2,810,880 2,810,880 (same) 2,810,880 (same) 3,981,312 (+42%) 2,340,000 (-17%) 1,134,000 (-60%)
Speed Grade C7 (commercial) C8 (faster, commercial) I7 (industrial temp) C7 (commercial) C7 (commercial) C7 (commercial)
Temperature Grade Commercial 0C to +85C Commercial 0C to +85C Industrial -40C to +100C Commercial 0C to +85C Commercial 0C to +85C Commercial 0C to +85C
18x18 Multipliers 200 200 (same) 200 (same) 266 (+33%) 156 (-22%) 116 (-42%)
PLLs 4 4 (same) 4 (same) 4 (same) 4 (same) 4 (same)

Key Differentiators

  • Faster C8 speed grade option in same package for timing-critical designs (vs EP4CE75F29C8N)
  • Industrial temperature variant in same package (vs EP4CE75F29I7N)
  • Scalable density within same F29 package family (vs EP4CE115F29C7N)

Design Notes

Provide a clean, low-noise 1.2 V core supply from a dedicated LDO or DC-DC regulator with output filtering. The EP4CE75F29C7N draws substantial transient current during configuration and dynamic logic activity; per the Cyclone IV handbook, place 0.1 uF decoupling capacitors within 100 mils of every VCC/VCCINT pin group, supplemented by 4.7 uF and 10 uF bulk capacitors near each supply pin. Do NOT share the 1.2 V rail with noisy switching regulators without adequate LC filtering, as logic errors and JTAG configuration failures can result.

The 780-ball F29 FineLine BGA uses a 1.0 mm pitch, requiring microvia or via-in-pad PCB technology for reliable assembly. Per JEDEC MSL-3 handling requirements, the device must be baked (typically 125C for 24 hours) and reflowed within 168 hours of moisture-bag opening. Ground and power planes should be placed in inner PCB layers with short, low-inductance stitching vias to BGA ground balls; signal escape routing should use the top two layers to keep the breakout region manageable.

Do NOT confuse F29 (780-ball) with F23 (484-pin) packages - they share no pin compatibility despite similar family naming. Verify in Quartus Pin Planner that selected I/O bank reference voltages match your interface standards (e.g., 1.5 V for DDR3, 2.5 V for LVCMOS). When migrating from a smaller Cyclone IV E (e.g., EP4CE40) to EP4CE75, remember that unused I/O pins must be explicitly terminated or configured as outputs to avoid floating-input oscillation in noisy environments.

Compliance Information

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

RoHS and lead-free compliant per Altera product page. AEC-Q100 qualification applies only to 'A' speed-grade variants, not the C7 commercial part. MSL-3 moisture sensitivity per JEDEC J-STD-020.

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

Related Searches

EP4CE75F29C7N EP4CE75F29C7N datasheet Altera Cyclone IV EP4CE75 EP4CE75F29C7N price stock Cyclone IV E 780 BGA FPGA EP4CE75F29C7N vs EP4CE75F29C8N EP4CE75F29C7N drop-in replacement Cyclone IV E industrial motor control FPGA FPGA 75K logic elements LVDS 780-ball BGA EP4CE75F29C7N buy online what is the operating temperature of EP4CE75F29C7N EP4CE75F29C7N pinout FBGA

Related Components & Terms

Altera Intel EP4CE75F29C7N EP4CE75F29C8N EP4CE75F29I7N EP4CE115F29C7N EP4CE55F29C7N EP4CE40F29C7N Cyclone IV E FPGA Field-Programmable Gate Array Logic Element M9K memory block 18x18 multiplier LVDS FineLine BGA 780-ball FBGA F29 package Quartus II JTAG RoHS AEC-Q100 JEDEC J-STD-020 PLL Industrial motor control Software-Defined Radio Video bridging
Quick Quote RFQ
Fill in complete details β€” our sales team will respond within 24 hours
Part Number Manufacturer Package QTY Target Price Extended
Total: $0.00 USD
βœ“
Quote submitted!

We will respond to your email within 24 hours

1
RFQ Submitted
2
Quote Received
3
Order Placed
4
Payment
5
Shipped
6
Delivered
View RFQ Details