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The Altera 1SX280LN3F43E2VG is a Stratix 10 SX System on Chip FPGA featuring an embedded ARM Cortex-A53 processor. It provides 2,800,000 logic elements and 933,120 Adaptive Logic Modules within a 1760-ball FBGA package. The device includes 229 Mbit of embedded memory and supports up to 1,160 I/Os. It operates at a core voltage of 940 mV with a maximum junction temperature of +100°C. The SoC integrates four ARM Cortex-A53 cores running at 1.5 GHz, accompanied by 256 KB of RAM. Additionally, it incorporates 48 high-speed transceivers for complex data interface requirements.
Verify export compliance requirements prior to ordering, as this component may require additional documentation for shipment from the United States. Confirm that the design utilizes a PMBus-compliant voltage regulator if SmartVID functionality is required, as improper implementation can prevent device configuration. Ensure the PCB layout accommodates the specific thermal and mechanical constraints of the 1760-FBGA package.
Select this model when a combination of substantial FPGA fabric capacity and embedded ARM processing is necessary. The Stratix 10 SX series is suitable for applications needing high-speed serial communication via its numerous transceivers. Consider the -E suffix variant if SmartVID support is needed for advanced power management optimization. Validate that the target environment operates within the specified commercial temperature range of 0°C to 100°C.
This component belongs to the Intel (formerly Altera) Stratix 10 SX family, designed for cost-sensitive yet high-performance applications. It bridges the gap between general-purpose processors and pure FPGAs by integrating hard processor systems. The SX variant specifically targets applications where moderate logic density meets significant I/O and connectivity needs without the premium cost of higher-end GX or HX families.
Direct functional replacements within the same package and pinout are not publicly documented for this specific part number. Upgrades typically involve migrating to newer Intel Agilex families, which requires significant schematic and firmware redesign. Cross-referencing with other Stratix 10 variants requires careful verification of pin compatibility and feature sets.