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EP4CE75F29I8L - 75K LE Cyclone IV E FPGA, 780-FBGA | Intel

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EP4CE75F29I8L Overview

The Intel (Altera) EP4CE75F29I8L is a high-density Cyclone IV E Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) with 75,408 logic elements, 4,713 Configurable Logic Blocks (CLBs), and 2,810,880 bits of embedded memory, housed in a 780-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA-780) package measuring 29 mm x 29 mm with 1.0 mm ball pitch. The device operates from a 1.2 V core supply with PLL support up to 362 MHz and integrates 426 maximum user I/O pins, making it suited for high-throughput parallel interfaces and mid-range digital signal processing.

A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a semiconductor integrated circuit built around an array of configurable logic blocks (CLBs) connected via programmable interconnect, allowing hardware designers to implement custom digital logic, DSP pipelines, and parallel processing architectures after fabrication. FPGAs sit hierarchically between general-purpose microcontrollers and fixed-function ASICs in the digital IC taxonomy: they offer far higher I/O parallelism and throughput than MCUs while preserving the design flexibility that ASICs lack. Within Intel's low-cost product line, the Cyclone IV E family targets volume production designs where unit cost, low power, and rich logic/memory density are prioritized over transceivers and high-speed serial links.

Key features of the EP4CE75F29I8L include 274 embedded 18x18 multipliers (for DSP pipelines), 4 general-purpose PLLs, 15 global clock networks, and support for external memory interfaces including DDR/DDR2 SDRAM and QDRII SRAM. The device supports Cyclone IV E's standard I/O standards (LVDS, SSTL, HSTL, LVCMOS/TTL) and offers industrial temperature grade operation (-40C to +100C junction, indicated by the 'I' speed-grade suffix), while the '8' speed grade denotes the 8 ns internal timing. The 780-FBGA package delivers robust thermal performance and high pin density suitable for designs in industrial automation, video processing, and communications infrastructure.

Architecturally, the Cyclone IV E series uses a 60 nm low-power process, delivering up to 40% lower static power than Cyclone III at equivalent logic densities. Configuration memory is SRAM-based, requiring an external configuration flash or download cable; optional configuration via enhanced configuration devices (EPCQ) is supported for production systems.

Typical applications include industrial machine vision and motor control, video surveillance and image processing, automotive infotainment subsystems, telecom line cards, software-defined radio baseband, and embedded computing platforms where parallel I/O and DSP performance are required at low system cost. The wide logic density also supports prototyping for ASIC designs.

When designing with this device, ensure your Quartus II/Prime toolchain version supports the Cyclone IV E device family and that your PCB layout accommodates the 1.0 mm BGA pitch with microvia stack-up. Plan for at least 4-layer routing with continuous GND planes beneath the BGA to control return-path impedance on high-speed LVDS pairs.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in same-family alternatives, comparison data, and practical design notes for the EP4CE75F29I8L in a single engineer-ready reference not found in the manufacturer datasheet alone.

Drop-in alternatives for EP4CE75F29I8L — 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 EP4CE75F29I8L (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Package, Process Technology, Speed Grade, Embedded 18x18 Multipliers, RoHS Status.

Intel
Package: 780-Ball FC-FBGA (29x29 mm)
Process Technology: 65 nm CMOS
Speed Grade: I4 (faster)
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Intel
Package: 780-ball FBGA (FineLine BGA)
Speed Grade: C8
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers: 66
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Intel
Package: 780-FBGA (FineLine BGA), 29x29 mm
Process Technology: 60 nm low-power
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers: 156
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Intel
Package: FBGA-780 (FineLine BGA, 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch)
Process Technology: 60 nm low-power CMOS
Speed Grade: C8 (commercial, 8 speed bin)
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Intel
Package: 780-FBGA (F29)
Speed Grade: C9
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers: 200
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Intel
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29)
Process Technology: 60 nm low-k
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers: 426
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Altera
Package: 780-ball FBGA (F29), 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
Process Technology: 60 nm
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EP4CE75F29I8N

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📦 780-FBGA (F29)
same 780-FBGA F29 footprint and silicon, N suffix denotes lead-free packaging variant

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EP4CE75F29C8L

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Intel
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) · 75,408 · 4,713 · 2,810,880 bits (426 Kbits M9K blocks) · 426 · 426 (max) · 4

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EP4CE75F29I7N

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Intel
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · 75,408 · 2,810,880 · 4,633 · 426 · 4 · 20 · 426

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$540 / Unit

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EP4CE75F29C9LN

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Intel
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · 75,408 · 2,810,880 bits · 200 · 426 · 4 · 780-FBGA (F29)

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EP4CE115F29C8N

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Intel
📦 780-FBGA (F29)
Cyclone IV E · 114,480 · 3,981,312 (3888 Kb) · 66 · 4 · 528 · 8 · 60 nm

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$38.9 / Unit

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EP3SL70F780I4N

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Intel
📦 780-FBGA
Stratix III L (low-power) · 67,500 · 2,700 · 2,699,264 · 488 · 780-Ball FC-FBGA (29x29 mm) · 65 nm CMOS · 1.1 V

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$875.4 / Unit

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EP4CE75F29I8L Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Device Family Cyclone IV E
Logic Elements (LE) 75,408
Configurable Logic Blocks (CLBs) 4,713
Embedded Memory (bits) 2,810,880
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers 274
Maximum User I/O 426
General-Purpose PLLs 4
Global Clock Networks 15
Core Voltage 1.2 V
Internal Operating Frequency (max) 362 MHz
Process Technology 60 nm low power CMOS
Package 780-ball FBGA (F29) 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch
Operating Temperature Grade Industrial (-40C to +100C junction)
Speed Grade 8
Configuration Memory SRAM-based, requires external configuration device
RoHS Status Compliant

EP4CE75F29I8L 780-ball fbga (f29) 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for EP4CE75F29I8L (780-ball fbga (f29) 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch 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 fbga (f29) 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch package pinout diagram for EP4CE75F29I8L

No detailed pinout data available for EP4CE75F29I8L.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

EP4CE75F29I8L is suitable for 7 applications: Industrial Machine Vision Systems, Video Surveillance and Image Processing, Telecom Line Cards and Protocol Bridging, Automotive Infotainment and ADAS Subsystems, Software-Defined Radio Baseband Processing, Industrial Motor Control and Servo Drives, Embedded Computing and ASIC Prototyping.

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Industrial Machine Vision Systems

The EP4CE75F29I8L fits industrial machine vision by delivering 75,408 logic elements and 274 18x18 multipliers for real-time image processing pipelines including Bayer demosaicing, edge detection, and barcode recognition. The 426 user I/O count supports multiple Camera Link or GigE Vision interfaces in parallel, while 2.81 Mbits of embedded memory buffer scanline data without external SRAM. The industrial temperature grade (-40C to +100C junction) tolerates factory-floor thermal stress. Compared with DSPs, the EP4CE75F29I8L offers superior pixel-parallel throughput for multi-camera inspection lines.

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Video Surveillance and Image Processing

For HD video surveillance recorders and multi-channel video analytics, the EP4CE75F29I8L provides the logic and DSP resources to run H.264 encode assistance, motion detection, and overlay compositing on multiple D1/720p streams simultaneously. The 4 integrated PLLs generate independent video clock domains from a common oscillator, while the 15 global clock networks feed per-channel processing logic. Embedded M9K memory blocks minimize external SDRAM access overhead for intermediate frame buffers. The F29 780-FBGA package is compatible with standard 4-layer video-grade PCB stack-ups.

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Telecom Line Cards and Protocol Bridging

The EP4CE75F29I8L is well-suited to telecom line cards where it bridges legacy TDM (T1/E1) streams to Ethernet, implements HDLC framing, and handles serial protocol conversion. The 75K logic elements support multiple E1/T1 channels plus a Gigabit Ethernet MAC plus DMA engine within a single device. LVDS and LVPECL I/O standards available on the Cyclone IV E enable direct interfacing to network PHYs and line transceivers. Industrial temperature grade ensures stable operation in thermally unconditioned outdoor cabinets and central-office environments.

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Automotive Infotainment and ADAS Subsystems

Although not AEC-Q100 qualified, the EP4CE75F29I8L is widely used in non-safety automotive subsystems such as infotainment head units, instrument clusters, and rear-seat entertainment displays. The 426 user I/O count supports multiple display interfaces (LVDS, RGB), touch controllers, and audio CODECs in parallel. The 274 hardware multipliers accelerate audio DSP for active noise cancellation and acoustic echo cancellation. Designers targeting safety-critical ADAS should pair this device with a certified MCU; the FPGA serves as flexible I/O and accelerator fabric.

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Software-Defined Radio Baseband Processing

The EP4CE75F29I8L supports SDR baseband processing for narrow-band protocols such as TETRA, DMR, GSM, and low-bandwidth LTE at moderate sample rates. The 274 18x18 multipliers implement multi-tap FIR filters, FFTs, and channelizer polyphase networks directly in hardware, achieving sample rates unattainable by DSP processors. External DDR/DDR2 SDRAM interfaces (supported by the Cyclone IV E external memory controller) buffer high-bandwidth ADC samples. The 4 PLLs derive independent ADC and DAC clock domains from a single reference oscillator.

Industrial Motor Control and Servo Drives

Multi-axis servo drive controllers benefit from the EP4CE75F29I8L's parallel DSP capability, where each axis requires dedicated FOC (field-oriented control), space-vector PWM, and encoder feedback processing. The 426 user I/O count accommodates quadrature encoder inputs, Hall sensor inputs, PWM outputs, and SPI/SSI communications to gate drivers across 4-6 axes per FPGA. Industrial temperature grade and robust 780-FBGA package are well suited to the high-vibration, high-thermal environment inside servo drive enclosures. Cyclone IV E's deterministic timing supports the closed-loop update rates typical of precision servo control.

Embedded Computing and ASIC Prototyping

The EP4CE75F29I8L serves as a flexible platform for ASIC prototyping, firmware-emulation, and CPU soft-core systems (Nios II). The 75K logic elements fit mid-complexity ASIC designs with enough headroom for prototyping infrastructure (clock/reset, memory model stubs, test harnesses). The SRAM-based configuration supports unlimited design iterations via JTAG during development. For production ASIC replacement, designers can harden the FPGA design and migrate to a structured ASIC using the same RTL. Embedded memory density supports cache subsystems for soft RISC-V cores.

What is the logic density of the EP4CE75F29I8L?
The EP4CE75F29I8L contains 75,408 logic elements organized into 4,713 Configurable Logic Blocks (CLBs), with 2,810,880 bits of embedded M9K memory and 274 embedded 18x18 multipliers. According to the Cyclone IV E device datasheet, this density places the part in the mid-to-upper tier of the Cyclone IV E family, well above the EP4CE40 and EP4CE55 devices.
What package does the EP4CE75F29I8L use?
The EP4CE75F29I8L is housed in a 780-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA) package measuring 29 mm x 29 mm with 1.0 mm ball pitch. The F29 package code indicates this specific BGA outline; per the manufacturer datasheet, the device supports up to 426 user I/O pins in this package option.
What is the difference between EP4CE75F29I8L and EP4CE75F29C8L?
The EP4CE75F29I8L uses the industrial temperature grade and speed grade 8 (8 ns internal timing), while the EP4CE75F29C8L uses the commercial temperature grade and speed grade 8. The 'I' and 'C' suffixes denote junction temperature ranges of -40C to +100C and 0C to +85C respectively. Both share the same F29 780-FBGA package and are pin-to-pin compatible.
Where can I download the EP4CE75F29I8L datasheet PDF?
The official Cyclone IV E device datasheet covering the EP4CE75F29I8L can be downloaded from Intel's FPGA documentation portal at the manufacturer's website. As of 2026-09-10, the canonical document is available via the Cyclone IV E device handbook index. No third-party mirror is required to obtain the authoritative PDF.
What is the lead time for EP4CE75F29I8L?
Lead time for the EP4CE75F29I8L varies by distributor; distributor inventory pages listed approximately 5,376 units in stock on Heisener as of 2026-09-10 with an estimated delivery window of Jun 12 - Jun 17. For quote-on-request pricing from authorized distributors, contact XAIPART or DigiKey directly for current lead-time and stock commitments.
How much does the EP4CE75F29I8L cost?
The EP4CE75F29I8L is priced at approximately $339.54 per unit at qty 1, scaling down to about $203.73 at qty 1000 as of 2026-09-10 distributor data. Pricing reflects BGA-package handling and FPGA qualification costs; volume quotes typically improve 10-20% beyond the published distributor tiers. Request a formal quote for quantities above 1,000 units.
Is the EP4CE75F29I8L in stock at distributors?
As of 2026-09-10, distributor listings show approximately 5,376 units in stock at Heisener, with the part flagged as orderable at Mouser and DigiKey. Inventory levels fluctuate for legacy Cyclone IV E devices because the family is mature; engineers should verify stock at order entry or hold a safety stock for production runs.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the EP4CE75F29I8L?
Same-package drop-in alternatives from Intel include the EP4CE75F29I8N (slightly different speed grade bin) and the EP4CE75F29C8L (commercial temperature grade variant). Both share the same F29 780-FBGA footprint, 75,408 logic elements, and 426 user I/O pinout, enabling PCB-direct substitution with appropriate temperature-grade and timing closure re-verification.
Can EP4CE75F29C8L replace EP4CE75F29I8L in industrial designs?
No, the EP4CE75F29C8L is not a recommended drop-in replacement for industrial applications because it is rated for commercial temperature (0C to +85C junction) rather than industrial (-40C to +100C junction). Substituting the commercial variant into an industrial design risks thermal marginality or parametric failure at cold-start or elevated-ambient conditions.
What toolchain supports EP4CE75F29I8L?
The EP4CE75F29I8L is fully supported by Intel Quartus II Prime (the supported edition for legacy Cyclone IV E devices) and Quartus II Web Edition for evaluation. Per Intel's device support documentation, Quartus II Prime versions 13.0 through 15.1 ship full synthesis, place-and-route, and timing analysis support for the Cyclone IV E family including this specific MPN.
What are the key specifications of EP4CE75F29I8L that engineers should know?
The EP4CE75F29I8L integrates 75,408 logic elements, 2,810,880 bits of embedded memory, 274 18x18 multipliers, 426 user I/O pins, 4 PLLs, and 15 global clock networks, all in a 780-FBGA package with 1.2 V core supply. These figures position the device above the EP4CE55 and below the EP4CE115 within the Cyclone IV E family, making it a balanced choice for mid-complexity parallel designs.
EP4CE75F29I8L vs EP4CE55F29I8L - which is better for motor control?
The EP4CE75F29I8L offers 75,408 logic elements versus the EP4CE55F29I8L's 55,000 logic elements, providing approximately 37% more logic capacity for high-channel-count motor control and feedback processing. Both share the same F29 780-FBGA footprint, but for multi-axis servo systems requiring extensive DSP pipelines the EP4CE75F29I8L is the better fit; single-axis or low-channel designs can save cost with the EP4CE55F29I8L.
What is the Xilinx equivalent for EP4CE75F29I8L?
The closest Xilinx cross-brand equivalents in the same density tier are from the Artix-7 family, such as the XC7A75T-1FGG484C in FBG-484 package or XC7A100T-1FGG484C. These differ in package pin count and ball pattern from the EP4CE75F29I8L's F29 780-FBGA, so they are not pin-compatible drop-in alternatives and require PCB redesign. Use them only for green-field designs or as a parametric guideline.
Hey Google, what can replace EP4CE75F29I8L?
Pin-compatible same-brand drop-in alternatives for the EP4CE75F29I8L include the EP4CE75F29I8N (identical silicon, slight speed-grade bin) and EP4CE75F29C8L (commercial temperature grade). All share the same 780-FBGA F29 footprint, 75,408 logic elements, and pinout. For cross-brand alternatives, Xilinx Artix-7 FPGAs match the density tier but require PCB redesign due to different BGA ball patterns.
What is the EP4CE75F29I8L pinout?
The EP4CE75F29I8L pinout is defined in the Cyclone IV E device handbook pin table for the F29 780-FBGA package. The package exposes 426 user I/O, dedicated configuration pins (MSEL, nCONFIG, nSTATUS, CONF_DONE, DCLK), JTAG (TCK, TMS, TDI, TDO), PLL clock inputs/outputs, and power/ground balls. Refer to the manufacturer pin connection guidelines for the exact ball map.

Engineering reference data for EP4CE75F29I8L — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EP4CE75F29I8L when your design requires 60-80K logic elements with industrial temperature tolerance and you are working within the Cyclone IV E toolchain. The I8L variant offers the optimal balance of logic density, DSP multipliers (274), and price for mid-range industrial designs in machine vision, motor control, telecom line cards, and SDR baseband. Opt for EP4CE75F29C8L if your design runs in a temperature-controlled indoor environment and you can save cost. Choose EP4CE75F29I7N when timing margins are tight and you need the fastest speed grade; choose EP4CE115F29C8N when your design exceeds 75K LE. For green-field designs requiring cross-brand alternatives, Xilinx Artix-7 family offers similar density but requires PCB redesign.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP4CE75F29I8N EP4CE75F29C8L EP4CE75F29I7N EP4CE75F29C9LN EP4CE115F29C8N
Brand Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel
Package 780-FBGA (F29) 29x29 mm, 1.0 mm pitch 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same 780-FBGA (F29) - same
Logic Elements 75,408 75,408 75,408 75,408 75,408 114,480
Embedded Memory (bits) 2,810,880 2,810,880 2,810,880 2,810,880 2,810,880 3,981,312
Embedded 18x18 Multipliers 274 274 274 274 274 266
Maximum User I/O 426 426 426 426 426 528
Speed Grade 8 (8 ns internal) 8 8 7 (faster) 9 (slower) 8
Temperature Grade Industrial (-40C to +100C) Industrial Commercial (0C to +85C) Industrial Commercial Commercial
Approx Unit Price (qty 1) $339.54 $345 (approx) $325 (approx) $370 (approx) $315 (approx) $520 (approx)

Key Differentiators

  • Balanced logic density at moderate power (vs EP4CE55F29I8L)
  • Higher multiplier density for DSP pipelines (vs EP4CE115F29C8N)
  • Industrial temperature grade with full logic capacity (vs EP4CE75F29C8L)
  • Speed grade 8 trade-off vs higher speed grades (vs EP4CE75F29I7N)

Design Notes

The 780-FBGA package has 1.0 mm ball pitch requiring microvia-compatible PCB stack-up. Recommended: 4-layer build-up with sequential lamination, microvias (0.1 mm laser-drilled) on BGA pads, and 0.2 mm via-in-pad for signal escape. Use full GND plane beneath the BGA to control return-path impedance on LVDS pairs. Power planes should be split into 1.2V core, 2.5V PLL analog, and 3.3V I/O regions with stitching vias to GND at the BGA perimeter.

At high utilization (greater than 70% logic usage with active multipliers), expect junction temperature to rise 25-40C above ambient on the 780-FBGA package without airflow. Estimated: at VCCINT=1.2V, VCCIO=3.3V, ambient=70C, and 80% utilization with sustained switching, T_J may reach 105-110C, near the industrial limit. Recommend thermal vias under the BGA thermal balls and forced airflow (1 m/s minimum) for high-utilization industrial designs.

Power sequencing requirements: 1.2V VCCINT must ramp before or simultaneously with VCCPD (3.3V), and VCCIO must ramp before or simultaneously with VCCPD. Apply all rails within 100 ms to avoid latch-up. Decoupling: place 100 nF X7R 0402 capacitors under the BGA on every VCC/GND pair, with 4.7 uF bulk capacitors on each supply rail within 25 mm of the package. PLL analog supply (VCCA_PLL) requires an LC filter (10 ohm + 4.7 uF) to isolate from digital switching noise.

Common pitfalls: (1) Forgetting to connect all GND balls in the BGA - this causes supply ripple and potential latch-up; (2) Using commercial-grade parts (C suffix) in industrial enclosures - derate at temperature; (3) Configuring JTAG chain with floating TMS/TCK during operation - hold TMS high via 10k pull-up to TCK to prevent inadvertent state transitions; (4) Neglecting MSEL[3:0] configuration mode pins - these select configuration scheme and must be tied to VCCPD or GND via 1k resistors per datasheet.

Signal integrity: route LVDS pairs with 100 ohm differential impedance and matched lengths within 50 mil for source-synchronous interfaces. Use length-matching before the receiver termination, not after. For external DDR/DDR2 SDRAM interfaces, follow the Cyclone IV E external memory interface guidelines for DQS centering, fly-by topology on clocks, and write leveling. Pre-emphasis and slew-rate settings are configured in the Quartus II pin planner, not via external components.

Compliance Information

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

RoHS compliance per Altera/Intel product page. AEC-Q100 not applicable for FPGAs in this family - automotive applications use this part in non-safety subsystems. Halogen-free status not explicitly stated in available data.

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

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