LC4064ZC-75MN132C Overview

This network has 64macro cells, which are cells that provide radio coverage provided by a high-power cell site (tower, antenna, mast).The product is contained in a 132-LFBGA, CSPBGA package.The device is programmed with 64 I/Os.There are 132 terminations, which are the practice of ending a transmission line with a device that matches the characteristic impedance of the line.As the terminal position of this electrical part is [0], it serves as an important access point for passengers or freight.The power supply voltage is 1.8V.There is a part included in Programmable Logic Devices.Trayshould be used for packaging the chip.A reliable operation is ensured by the operating temperature of [0].It is mounted in the way of Surface Mount.The ispMACH? 4000Zseries FPGA is one of these types.With 132pins programmed, the chip is ready to use.This device is also capable of displaying [0].There are related parts in [0].The supply voltage should be maintained at 1.8V for high efficiency.For data storage, EEPROMis adopted.The electronic part is mounted by Surface Mount.This board has 132 pins.With a maximum supply voltage of [0], it operates.A minimum supply voltage of 1.7V is required for it to operate.There are a total of 4 logic elements or blocks.A total of 484programmable I/Os are available.It is possible to achieve a frequency of 178.57MHz.To detect the status of input signals, there are 10dedicated inputs.Fundamental building blocks consist of 36logic elements/cells.

LC4064ZC-75MN132C Features

132-LFBGA, CSPBGA package
64 I/Os
The operating temperature of 0°C~90°C TJ
132 pin count
132 pins

LC4064ZC-75MN132C Applications

There are a lot of Lattice Semiconductor Corporation LC4064ZC-75MN132C CPLDs applications.

• Preset swapping
• DDC INTERFACE
• Software Configuration of Add-In Boards
• Power Meter SMPS
• Software-Driven Hardware Configuration
• DMA control
• Wireless Infrastructure Base Band Unit and Remote Radio Unit
• ToR/Aggregation/Core Switch and Router
• Parity generators
• Power up sequencing