10AX027H3F34I2SG

Intel Arria 10 GX FPGA 10AX027H3F34I2SG is a 20 nm mid-range FPGA with 270K logic elements, 101,620 adaptive logic modules, 17,870,848 bits of embedded memory, 830 variable-precision DSP blocks, 24 14.2 Gbps transceivers, 384 general-purpose I/Os, two PCI Express Gen3 hard IP blocks and eight hard memory controllers in a 1152-ball FBGA package. The hard IP blocks are the efficiency gain: PCIe, memory control and transceiver PCS functions run in dedicated silicon instead of consuming fabric, so designs close timing faster, use less logic for the same throughput, and leave headroom for future features without a respin. For programs in communications, broadcast, computing and storage acceleration, that means one qualified device covers high-bandwidth I/O plus heavy DSP in a single chip, cutting BOM count, board spins and requalification cost versus a soft-IP or multi-chip approach. Evidence: the GX 270 resource counts and the 0.9 V core supply come from the Intel Arria 10 Device Overview, and the ordering code decodes exactly to this device: 027 is 270K logic elements, H is 24 transceivers, F34 is the 1152-ball FBGA, I is the industrial temperature grade (-40C to +100C junction), 2 is fabric speed grade 2, S is standard power and G is RoHS6. Selection advice: match the full ordering code character for character, because Arria 10 GX devices are not interchangeable across density, package, transceiver count or speed grade; the H3 code fixes 24 transceivers at transceiver speed grade 3, and the F34 package fixes the 1152-ball footprint and pinout, so a different suffix is a different board. If your design needs an ARM hard processor system, step to the Arria 10 SX line instead of the GX line; if it needs more than 270K logic elements, step up to the GX 320 or higher in the same family and recheck the package plan. Parameters verified against Intel FPGA documentation.