DCM1019FN1N

Specialized ICS Overview

The Altera DCM1019FN1N is a specialized integrated circuit component belonging to the Altera product line. It is categorized under Specialized ICs and functions as a daisy chain sample device. The part is identified by the suffix FN1N, which typically denotes specific package or thermal characteristics within the manufacturer's nomenclature. This component was designed for integration into digital systems requiring specialized signal handling capabilities.

Specialized ICS Feature Summary

• Functions as a specialized integrated circuit for digital content management applications
• Supports daisy chain sample operations for signal processing
• Designed for integration into FPGA-based digital television frontend systems

Specialized ICS Applications

• Digital television frontend core processing equipment
• MPEG-2 transport stream multiplexing and scrambling systems
• FPGA module system design for digital content managers

Specialized ICS Procurement Notes

This component is officially listed as no longer manufactured and obsolete. Orders are subject to non-cancelable and non-returnable policies. Importers should verify potential tariff applicability when shipping to the United States. Availability is limited to existing stock or surplus channels only.

Specialized ICS Selection Notes

Engineers must account for the obsolete status of this part when designing new hardware. Alternative solutions from current Intel FPGA families should be evaluated for compatibility with legacy digital content manager architectures. Migration strategies should prioritize functional equivalence in MPEG-2 stream processing.

Specialized ICS Part Context

The DCM1019FN1N is associated with Altera's Cyclone III series ecosystem, specifically referenced in designs utilizing the EP3C120 FPGA chip. It serves as a specialized support component within digital content manager systems that handle Ethernet and ASI input streams for broadcast applications.

Specialized ICS Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this obsolete component. Designers should consult Intel's official obsolescence notices for recommended migration paths to modern Stratix or Agilex families.