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The Altera EP1SGX25CF672C6N is a Stratix GX Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) housed in a 672-pin FineLine BGA package. It contains 25,660 logic elements and supports up to eight high-speed serial transceiver channels operating at data rates from 500 Mbps to 3.1875 Gbps. The device features TriMatrix memory with 1,944,576 total RAM bits and includes digital signal processing blocks for multiplier operations. Designed for the -6 speed grade, it operates within a 0°C to 85°C temperature range and utilizes a 1.5-V logic array architecture.
Verify that the specific ordering suffix C6N corresponds to the intended commercial temperature range and lead time requirements. Confirm that the power supply design accommodates the 1.5-V logic array and associated I/O voltages. Ensure the PCB layout supports the 672-pin FineLine BGA package dimensions of 27x27 mm. Check for any required external termination components for the transceiver outputs.
Select this model when eight transceiver channels are sufficient for the application, as higher density variants like the EP1SGX25F offer sixteen channels. The -6 speed grade provides a balance between performance and power consumption compared to the -5 or -7 grades. Consider vertical migration options within the 672-pin package if future design updates require different logic densities while maintaining pin compatibility.
This component belongs to the Stratix GX family, which was designed to combine high-performance logic arrays with embedded high-speed serial transceivers. It serves as an intermediate density option within the EP1SGX25 series, positioned between the EP1SGX10 and higher-capacity devices. The family emphasizes low power consumption and small die size for demanding interface applications.
Vertical migration within the same 672-pin package allows substitution with other EP1SGX25 variants such as EP1SGX25D or EP1SGX25F, provided dedicated and power pins remain compatible. Cross-package replacements require re-design due to differing pin counts and physical dimensions.