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The Microsemi AFS090-2FG256 is a Fusion mixed-signal Field Programmable Gate Array featuring 90,000 system gates and 2,304 VersaTiles. It integrates 2 Mbits of user flash memory, 1 Kbit of FlashROM, and 27 kbits of SRAM. The device includes an analog-to-digital converter with up to 15 input channels and five Analog Quads containing gate driver outputs. Operating at speed grade -2, it supports a maximum digital clock frequency of 350 MHz. The FG256 package provides 75 single-ended or 22 differential I/Os in a 1.0 mm pitch Fine Pitch Ball Grid Array.
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Select this component when a design requires high-density logic combined with direct analog signal processing capabilities. The AFS090-2FG256 is suitable for applications needing immediate system startup without external configuration memory. Consider the available I/O count and analog channel requirements to ensure the device meets the interface constraints of the target system architecture.
This device belongs to the Microsemi Fusion family of mixed-signal FPGAs, which combines programmable logic with embedded analog and memory resources. The AFS090 represents the entry-level density within the series, offering a balance of logic capacity and peripheral integration. It shares architectural similarities with higher-density models like the AFS600 while maintaining pin compatibility across specific packages.
Compatible alternatives include other devices within the Microsemi Fusion family, such as the AFS090-1FG256 or AFS090-IQNG256, depending on temperature range and speed grade requirements. Cross-family migration to ProASIC3 or IGLOO devices may require significant schematic and software redesign due to architectural differences.