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The Altera AGFB014R24B2I2V is a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) System-on-Chip (SoC) belonging to the Agilex 7 F series. It integrates an FPGA fabric with embedded ARM Cortex-A53 processor cores, combining programmable logic with processing capabilities in a single device. The component utilizes a 2340-ball FineLine Ball-Grid Array (FBGA) package with dimensions of 45mm by 42mm. Designed for high-performance applications requiring low power consumption and advanced connectivity, it supports complex digital signal processing and system integration tasks within a compact form factor suitable for surface-mount technology.
Verify the specific suffix codes against the official datasheet to ensure correct speed grade, temperature range, and package variant. Confirm RoHS compliance status and moisture sensitivity level requirements prior to ordering. Check for any active Process Change Notifications that may affect pinout or mechanical specifications. Ensure supply chain sources provide authentic components with traceable documentation.
Compare logic element counts and embedded memory sizes against other Agilex 7 variants to match design complexity. Evaluate thermal performance requirements given the BGA package constraints. Consider software toolchain compatibility with Quartus Prime for development. Assess power budget limitations relative to the integrated ARM cores and FPGA fabric utilization.
This component is part of the Intel Agilex 7 family, which represents a transition to advanced process nodes for improved performance-per-watt. The Agilex 7 F series specifically targets cost-sensitive applications while maintaining high functionality. It succeeds previous generations like Arria 10, offering enhanced transceiver speeds and larger capacity options for scalable system designs.
Direct substitutes include other Agilex 7 F series parts with similar pinouts and capacities, such as AGFA012R24B2I2V for lower density needs. Cross-generation replacements from Arria 10 families require significant schematic and firmware redesign due to architectural differences.