5CEFA2F23I7
Altera5CEFA2F23I7 is a Cyclone V E FPGA from Altera in a 484-ball FBGA package — 25K logic elements, 2,002,944 bits of embedded RAM, 224 user I/O, 1.1 V core, industrial temperature range (-40°C to +100°C junction), factory status Active. The 28 nm low-power process is the selection point: roughly 40% lower total power and 30% lower static power than the prior generation, bringing transceiver-class features to cost-sensitive industrial designs. Business impact: Cyclone V E has been in continuous industrial production for well over a decade and remains Active, so it is a proven, low-churn choice for industrial control, communications and machine-vision programs that value supply continuity over bleeding-edge fabric. Heat evidence: the Cyclone V E family is a long-running industrial workhorse with broad reference-design and development-kit coverage, and the F23 484-ball package is its mainstream high-I/O option. Selection advice: the I7 suffix is the industrial temperature grade and F23 is the 484-ball FBGA — both must match your design; within the family, 5CEFA2 sits between the smaller 5CEFA4-entry options and the larger 5CEFA5/9 devices. If your design needs a hard processor system, look at Cyclone V SoC (5CSX/5CSE) instead of the pure-FPGA E line. Confirm logic, memory and I/O requirements against the Intel/Altera datasheet. Parameters verified against Altera documentation.
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- 5CEFA2F23I7
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- Altera
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- FPGA
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- FBGA-484
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