A3P030-VQG100 Overview

There are two packages that contain fpga chips: 100-TQFP package and X package. A total of 77 I/Os are programmed to ensure a more coherent data transfer. A fundamental building block is made up of 330 logic elements/cells. Using a Surface Mount connector, you can mount this FPGA module on the development board. Fpga chips operates at a voltage of 1.425V~1.575V and uses a battery to supply power. This is a type of FPGA that is part of the ProASIC3 series of FPGAs. The operating temperature should be kept at 0°C~85°C TJ when operating. Unlike other FPGA models, this one is contained in Tray for the sake of space saving. For related parts, use its base part number A3P030. In order to make it work, 100 pins have been designed. According to its specifications, this FPGA will be able to work fantastically as long as it is mounted in Surface Mount. In the case of 1.5V supply voltage, designers can take full advantage of its flexibility. In this module, 70°C is the maximum operating temperature at which fpga electronics can operate. The operating temperature should be higher than 0°C. Its basic building block contains 30000 gates. During the process of storing and transferring data, 768 registers are used. Fpga semiconductor operates at a frequency of 231MHz to deliver high efficiency. There is a maximum supply voltage of 1.575V that is supported by this product. Using 1.425V as the minimum supply voltage, fpga semiconductor can operate. There is a possibility that this FPGA will be able to reach a speed of 231MHz. There is a 2mA supply current used in its operation. There is a device package provided by 100-VQFP (14x14) as its supplier.

A3P030-VQG100 Features

77 I/Os
100 LABs/CLBs
70°C gates
768 registers
Operating from a frequency of 231MHz

A3P030-VQG100 Applications

There are a lot of Microsemi Corporation A3P030-VQG100 FPGAs applications.

• Software-defined radio
• Medical imaging
• Camera time adjustments
• Image processing
• Broadcast
• Random logic
• Radar and Sensors
• Industrial IoT
• Video & Image Processing
• Software-defined radios