M1AFS600-2FGG256 Overview

A 256-LBGA package is provided with this component. Having 119 I/Os makes data transfers more coherent. This FPGA module can be attached to the development board with a Surface Mount. Fpga chips operates at a voltage of 1.425V~1.575V and uses a battery to supply power. As part of the Fusion? series of FPGAs, it is a type of FPGA. Operating temperatures should be maintained within the 0°C~85°C TJ range at all times when the unit is in use. In order to save space, this FPGA model has been contained in Tray. A device like this one offers 110592 RAM bits, which is a considerable amount of memory. If you are looking for related parts, you can use the base part number M1AFS600 as a starting point. Fpga electronics is important that this FPGA module has a RAM si13.5kBe of 13.5kB in order to ensure that the program will run normally. In order to make it work, 256 pins have been designed. In order for this FPGA to work properly in accordance with its specifications, it is necessary that it is mounted in Surface Mount. Its flexibility can be fully utilized when operating with a 1.5V supply voltage. There is a maximum operating temperature of 70°C for this module. A higher operating temperature than 0°C is recommended. As a basic building block, fpga semiconductor consists of 600000 gates. A total of 13824 registers are used for storing and transferring data between them. Fpga semiconductor can accept a maximum voltage of 1.575V volts as a supply voltage. Using a supply voltage as low as 1.425V, fpga semiconductor will work. Fpga semiconductor is possible for this FPGA to reach speeds of up to 1.47059GHz. Its supplier package is called 256-FPBGA (17x17).

M1AFS600-2FGG256 Features

119 I/Os
Up to 110592 RAM bits
256 LABs/CLBs
70°C gates
13824 registers

M1AFS600-2FGG256 Applications

There are a lot of Microsemi Corporation M1AFS600-2FGG256 FPGAs applications.

• Software-defined radio
• Solar Energy
• Industrial IoT
• Consumer Electronics
• Ecosystem
• Wired Communications
• Data center hardware accelerators
• Secure Communication
• Wireless Communications
• Electronic Warfare