AGFB008R16A3I3V

Overview

The AGFB008R16A3I3V is an Agilex F-series System-on-Chip FPGA featuring a four-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor running at 1.4 GHz. It integrates 573K logic elements within the programmable fabric and includes 256KB of embedded RAM. The device supports high-speed connectivity via EBI/EMI, Ethernet, USB OTG, and standard serial interfaces. Designed for industrial environments, it operates reliably across a temperature range of -40°C to 100°C TJ.

Feature Summary

• Integrates a quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 MPCore with NEON and floating-point capabilities
• Provides 573K logic elements for complex programmable logic applications
• Supports diverse peripheral connections including Ethernet, USB OTG, and MMC/SD

Applications

• Industrial automation controllers requiring mixed processing and logic
• Edge computing nodes utilizing integrated ARM processors
• Communication infrastructure equipment with Ethernet interface requirements
• Medical imaging systems demanding high-performance data processing

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix I3V against official Altera documentation to confirm package type and operating temperature grade. Ensure compatibility with Agilex design tools and licensing models before procurement. Confirm moisture sensitivity level handling procedures during assembly to prevent damage. Cross-reference the manufacturer part number with current availability status through authorized channels.

Selection Notes

Select this model when both high-density FPGA fabric and embedded ARM processing are required in a single die. Compare performance metrics against other Agilex F-series variants based on logic element count and processor speed. Evaluate thermal management solutions suitable for the specified junction temperature range. Consider pin count and I/O flexibility relative to system interconnect needs.

Part Context

This component belongs to the Agilex 7 FPGA family, specifically the F-Series designed for cost-effective yet high-performance applications. It bridges the gap between traditional FPGAs and SoCs by combining programmable logic with hardened ARM cores. The series targets markets needing flexible hardware acceleration alongside software-defined functionality.