Altera EP3C120F780I7

EP3C120F780I7 Description
Surface Mount technology, also known as SMT, is a widely used method for electronic circuit assembly. It is a process that involves mounting electronic components onto the surface of a printed circuit board (PCB). The technology used in this process is CMOS, which stands for Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor. This type of technology is known for its low power consumption and high speed, making it ideal for various applications. The terminal form for this particular component is BALL, which refers to the shape of the solder balls used to attach it to the PCB. The JESD-30 code for this component is S-PBGA-B780, indicating its specific package design. While this component has a clock frequency of 472.5MHz and a high number of inputs at 531, its qualification status is currently listed as Not Qualified. Additionally, it has a large number of LABs/CLBs at 7443, indicating its complexity. When mounted, its height seated is 2.4mm, making it a relatively compact component. However, it is important to note that its RoHS status is Non-RoHS Compliant, meaning it does not meet the standards for environmentally-friendly materials. Despite this, Surface Mount technology remains a popular and efficient method for electronic circuit assembly.

EP3C120F780I7 Features
Lowest power consumption with TSMC low-power process technology and Altera® power-aware design flow Hot-socketing operation support Ability to disable external JTAG port Error Detection (ED) Cycle Indicator to core Internal oscillator enables the system to monitor and health check capabilities High memory-to-logic and multiplier-to-logic ratio

EP3C120F780I7 Applications
Automotive  Infotainment & cluster  Communications equipment  Wireless infrastructure  Personal electronics  Connected peripherals & printers