Microsemi Corporation A1020B-PL84I

A1020B-PL84I Overview
This package is included in the 84-LCC (J-Lead) package and is available for purchase. In this kind of FPGA, FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAY is used. The I/Os are designed to facilitate a more coherent transfer of data. Logic elements/cells form the fundamental building block of a computer. 5V volts power it. The Field Programmable Gate Arrays family of FPGAs includes this part. Using a Surface Mount connector, you can mount this FPGA module on the development board. In order for it to operate, the supply voltage must be 4.5V~5.5V . An FPGA belonging to the ACT™ 1 series is referred to as an FPGA. In order to ensure a safe and efficient operation, it is important to maintain a temperature within -40°C~85°C TA at all times. With this device, you will be able to make use of 69 outputs. Using the Tray layout, this FPGA model can be contained in a very small amount of space. The total number of terminations is 84. Parts related to this part can be found using its base part number A1020. The device is designed with 84 pins in total. Fpga electronics is possible for this FPGA to perform as per fpga electronics s specifications as long as fpga electronics is mounted in Surface Mount direction. In the case of 5V supply voltage, designers can take full advantage of its flexibility. It is powered by a 5V battery, which can be purchased separately. Fpga semiconductor is made up of 2000 gates as fpga semiconductors basic building block. The device has a total of 84 pins on fpga semiconductor. A total of 273 registers are used for storing and transferring data between them. CLBs are the building blocks of its architecture. To achieve high efficiency, it runs at a frequency of 48MHz. It is composed of 547 logic cells which serve as the building blocks of the application.

A1020B-PL84I Features
69 I/Os
84 LABs/CLBs
273 registers
Operating from a frequency of 48MHz


A1020B-PL84I Applications
There are a lot of Microsemi Corporation
A1020B-PL84I FPGAs applications.


ASIC prototyping
Medical imaging
Computer hardware emulation
Integrating multiple SPLDs
Voice recognition
Cryptography
Filtering and communication encoding
Aerospace and Defense
Medical Electronics
Audio