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EP4CE30F29C6N - Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera | Industrial

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EP4CE30F29C6N Descripción general

The Altera EP4CE30F29C6N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array in the EP4CE30 device family, supplied in a 780-BGA package for dense programmable-logic systems. The device operates from a 1.2 V core supply, reaches a maximum operating frequency of 200 MHz, and contains 47 logic cells and 180 logic array blocks according to its published device descriptions. Its principal role is to implement configurable parallel logic, interface control, signal processing, and system-support functions on a single programmable semiconductor.

An FPGA is a programmable logic device whose digital circuits are defined through a configuration bitstream rather than fixed interconnections. Within the semiconductor hierarchy, an FPGA belongs to the broader programmable-logic and digital-semiciconductor families. Cyclone IV E devices combine configurable logic elements, embedded memory, general-purpose I/O, clocking resources, and configurable interconnect resources. This makes them suitable for systems requiring parallel processing, flexible interface adaptation, hardware acceleration, or rapid implementation of control logic.

Key characteristics of the EP4CE30F29C6N include its Cyclone IV E architecture, 200 MHz maximum operating frequency, 1.2 V operating supply, 47 logic cells, 180 logic array blocks, and 780-BGA package format. The F29 ordering code identifies a specific package and speed-related ordering configuration within the EP4CE30 family. These features place the device between small programmable logic devices and larger FPGAs, providing substantial logic capacity where a fixed-function controller would be less flexible.

Technically, the EP4CE30F29C6N combines programmable logic blocks with dedicated routing paths and user-configurable I/O. Its 1.2 V core supply supports modern FPGA operating architectures, while the 780-BGA package supports dense connections needed by devices with numerous I/O and dedicated configuration resources. The 200 MHz operating-frequency figure should be treated as a device-level maximum rather than a guarantee that every design will operate at that rate. Logic depth, routing congestion, clock constraints, memory access patterns, I/O standards, and timing closure all affect achievable system performance.

Typical applications include industrial control, sensor aggregation, communications interfaces, data acquisition, test equipment, embedded vision, and general-purpose programmable logic. The large package can suit multilayer PCB designs where routing density and signal-integrity control are important. Compared with a fixed microcontroller or dedicated logic device, the FPGA allows parallel datapaths, hardware timing, and field-reconfigurable behavior, although software tooling, external memory requirements, configuration management, and engineering effort are typically greater.

Design planning should begin with the manufacturer pin-assignment table, followed by decoupling, configuration, clock, and I/O-standard reviews. Verify power sequencing, differential-pair routing, expansion-board connectivity, and the complete ball-map for the exact ordering code before PCB release. This page combines package and ordering information with sourcing-oriented comparisons and design guidance, while detailed timing, memory, and electrical limits remain in the official Cyclone IV device documentation.

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Cyclone IV E FPGA · EP4CE30F29C8N · EP4CE30 · F29 · 28,848 elements · 294 multipliers · 608,256 bits · 532 I/O

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EP4CE30F29C6N Valores máximos y características eléctricas

Device Type Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
FPGA Family Cyclone IV E
Device Designation EP4CE30
Package Code F29
Package Type 780-BGA
Logic Cells 47
Logic Array Blocks 180
Maximum Operating Frequency 200 MHz
Tensión de alimentación de funcionamiento 1.2 V
Tipo de montaje Surface Mount
Moisture Sensitive Yes
Programmable Logic Type SRAM-based FPGA

Guía de configuración de pines de EP4CE30F29C6N 780-bga

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Aplicaciones típicas

EP4CE30F29C6N es adecuado para 6 aplicacións: Industrial Control and Automation, Data Acquisition and Signal Conditioning, Communications Interface Control, Test and Measurement Instrumentation, Sensor Aggregation and IoT Edge Processing, Embedded Vision Preprocessing.

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Industrial Control and Automation

The EP4CE30F29C6N fits parallel industrial control systems that coordinate sensors, actuators, interlocks, and machine timing. Its 180 logic array blocks and 47 logic cells can implement multiple control pipelines concurrently, while the 200 MHz maximum operating frequency supports clocked state machines and fast I/O processing. The 780-BGA package also accommodates a substantial external interface when a design needs many digital, clock, and control connections. Designers should partition control logic into deterministic clock domains, reserve timing margin for routing, and verify that the selected temperature and speed grades satisfy the machine’s operating environment.

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Data Acquisition and Signal Conditioning

The EP4CE30F29C6N can implement parallel data-acquisition pipelines where several sensor channels must be sampled, filtered, timestamped, and transferred with predictable timing. The Cyclone IV E FPGA architecture allows acquisition logic, buffering, and interface control to be combined in one programmable device, while its 200 MHz maximum frequency provides a useful upper timing reference for pipeline design. The 780-BGA package provides extensive package-level connectivity for converters, transceivers, memory, and clocks. Final timing performance depends on the selected I/O standards, pin placement, external memory interface, and timing constraints.

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Communications Interface Control

The EP4CE30F29C6N is appropriate for communications equipment requiring configurable framing, buffering, protocol conversion, and clock-domain coordination. Its programmable logic can support multiple parallel datapaths instead of forcing fixed processing into a sequential microcontroller architecture. The 1.2 V core supply and 200 MHz maximum operating frequency are compatible with modern digital interface implementations, subject to timing closure and I/O-standard requirements. Engineering teams should define clock-domain boundaries, use the documented clock resources, constrain input and output delays, and verify signal-integrity margins across the complete package and board interconnect.

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Test and Measurement Instrumentation

The EP4CE30F29C6N can support programmable test systems that coordinate trigger sequencing, pattern generation, data capture, and instrument interfacing. Its FPGA structure permits deterministic parallel operations and field-reconfigurable behavior, which helps adapt one platform to multiple test sequences without changing the hardware. The 780-BGA package supplies a large number of connections for test fixtures, memories, and high-speed transceivers, while the 200 MHz maximum frequency sets the device-level timing ceiling. Practical implementations still require careful clock distribution, termination, grounding, and timing analysis to preserve measurement integrity.

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Sensor Aggregation and IoT Edge Processing

The EP4CE30F29C6N can aggregate outputs from multiple sensors, perform protocol conversion, and execute parallel edge-processing functions before data reaches a host processor. Its configurable logic is useful when several digital sensor streams must be normalized or filtered concurrently with bounded latency. The device’s 180 logic array blocks and 47 logic cells provide a meaningful implementation base for modest parallel systems, and the 780-BGA package offers extensive connectivity for sensors and communications hardware. Deployment should include careful I/O-voltage planning, low-noise supply design, clock jitter analysis, and an FPGA reset strategy that protects the system during startup.

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Embedded Vision Preprocessing

The EP4CE30F29C6N can implement programmable image-acquisition preprocessing when a system requires parallel pixel transport, thresholding, region detection, or format conversion. FPGA implementation allows these operations to run concurrently with deterministic timing and can reduce the amount of data transferred to a higher-level processor. Its 200 MHz maximum operating frequency and 180 logic array blocks make it suitable for moderate-throughput pipelines rather than unrestricted high-resolution processing. The 780-BGA package supports numerous connections to image sensors, memory, and interfaces, but designers must use the exact F29 pinout and complete timing closure for the chosen external video standard.

What is the EP4CE30F29C6N?
The EP4CE30F29C6N is an Altera Cyclone IV E FPGA in the EP4CE30 device family, packaged in a 780-BGA surface-mount format. The device provides programmable logic for parallel digital processing, interface control, and embedded system functions. Published device information identifies a 1.2 V operating supply, a maximum operating frequency of 200 MHz, 47 logic cells, and 180 logic array blocks. Configuration and implementation should follow the official Cyclone IV E device documentation.
What are the key specifications of EP4CE30F29C6N?
The EP4CE30F29C6N combines a 1.2 V operating supply, a 200 MHz maximum operating frequency, 47 logic cells, 180 logic array blocks, and a 780-BGA package. It belongs to the Cyclone IV E FPGA family and is identified by the EP4CE30 device designation and F29 package code. These figures summarize the principal catalog characteristics; detailed timing, memory, I/O, and power specifications should be checked in the official device documentation before design release.
Where can I download the EP4CE30F29C6N datasheet PDF?
The EP4CE30F29C6N datasheet can be obtained through the official Altera product-detail page or the linked Cyclone IV device datasheet. The manufacturer page provides package-specific ordering information for this exact MPN, while the device datasheet contains the shared Cyclone IV E architecture and package information. Use the EP4CE30F29C6N ordering code when checking package-specific tables so that pin assignments and electrical conditions correspond to the selected device.
Where can I find the EP4CE30F29C6N pinout?
The authoritative EP4CE30F29C6N pinout is the 780-BGA ball map in the Cyclone IV E device documentation associated with the F29 package. The order code encodes the EP4CE30 device and F29 package combination, so designers should select the exact F29 pinout rather than a generic EP4CE30 drawing. Use the manufacturer pin table when assigning power, ground, configuration, clock, and user I/O connections.
What is the difference between EP4CE30F29C6N and EP4CE30F29C8N?
The EP4CE30F29C6N and EP4CE30F29C8N are both identified as Cyclone IV E EP4CE30 devices in the F29 package family. A published comparison indicates that their voltage range, power consumption, and package-size characteristics differ, but the exact numerical differences are not established for this page. Treat the C8N as a same-family candidate only after checking the exact speed-grade suffix, timing specifications, power characteristics, and complete ordering information.
EP4CE30F29C6N vs EP4CE30F23I7N - which is suitable for my design?
The EP4CE30F29C6N uses the F29 package, while the comparison data identifies EP4CE30F23I7N as an FBGA-484 device, so their package pin counts and ball maps differ. Both are listed at a 200 MHz maximum operating frequency and 1.2 V operating supply, and the published comparison reports 180 logic array blocks for each. EP4CE30F23I7N is therefore not a drop-in replacement despite the shared device family and comparable headline specifications.
Can EP4CE30F23I7N replace EP4CE30F29C6N without a PCB redesign?
No. The EP4CE30F23I7N is identified as an FBGA-484 device, whereas the EP4CE30F29C6N uses the F29 package identified in distributor records as 780-BGA. The different package dimensions and ball counts prevent pin-to-pin substitution. A replacement design would therefore require a new footprint, revised power and ground distribution, signal rerouting, and complete timing and I/O reassignment.
What is the best drop-in replacement for EP4CE30F29C6N?
EP4CE30F29C8N is the closest same-family candidate identified for the EP4CE30F29C6N because both use the EP4CE30 F29 package format. It should not be treated as an unconditional substitute because the C6 and C8 suffixes indicate different ordering characteristics, and the published comparison identifies differences in power consumption and voltage-related behavior. Confirm timing grade, electrical limits, configuration compatibility, and PCB compatibility against the official ordering tables.
When should I choose EP4CE30F29C6N over another Cyclone IV E FPGA?
Choose the EP4CE30F29C6N when the design specifically requires the EP4CE30 device with the F29 package and the C6 ordering configuration. The device offers 47 logic cells, 180 logic array blocks, a 200 MHz maximum operating frequency, and a 1.2 V operating supply. It is preferable when its timing grade and electrical characteristics match the design, while a different speed-grade or package suffix should be selected only after checking the manufacturer ordering table.
Is EP4CE30F29C6N suitable for industrial control and data-acquisition systems?
The EP4CE30F29C6N is suitable for many industrial control and data-acquisition designs that benefit from configurable parallel logic. Its 200 MHz maximum frequency supports timing-driven acquisition and control pipelines, while the 780-BGA package provides a high pin count for external interfaces. Actual suitability depends on I/O standards, memory requirements, temperature grade, timing closure, and the board-level implementation of power, clocking, and differential signals.
How do I design the power and clocking for EP4CE30F29C6N?
Start with the exact F29 pinout and the EP4CE30 power-supply recommendations, then assign every power and ground ball according to the manufacturer guidance rather than inferred grouping. Place required bypass capacitors close to their designated pins, provide clean return paths, and account for simultaneous switching current across the 780-BGA footprint. Use the documented clock input and PLL resources for the intended clocking architecture, and complete static and timing analysis before fabrication.
What programming and configuration tools are used with EP4CE30F29C6N?
The EP4CE30F29C6N is configured through the Quartus programming and design flow associated with Altera Cyclone IV E devices. The exact supported interface, programmer hardware, and configuration-device options depend on the board design and the device documentation for the selected package. Quartus should be used to create the bitstream and verify pin assignments, while the board-level implementation determines the physical programming path and startup behavior.
Is EP4CE30F29C6N in stock and what is its lead time?
Current stock, minimum order quantity, and production lead time for the EP4CE30F29C6N should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Distributor listings may change inventory from time to time, so the placement should not be based on a cached listing status. Include the exact MPN, target quantity, and required delivery date in the quote request to obtain an actionable supply commitment.
Where can I buy EP4CE30F29C6N online?
Use the Request a Quote form on this page to request the EP4CE30F29C6N with the required quantity, packaging, and delivery date. Because FPGA availability can vary by lot and package configuration, the request should identify the complete ordering code EP4CE30F29C6N. The manufacturer product page and authorized distribution records can be used to confirm part identity and documentation during the purchasing review.
What is the price of EP4CE30F29C6N?
The current commercial price for the EP4CE30F29C6N depends on order quantity, authorized supply, and requested delivery terms. Use the Request a Quote form on this page for a current quotation tied to the exact 780-BGA ordering code. A formal quote avoids presenting an outdated catalog amount and allows quantity, traceability, and schedule requirements to be considered together.
What is an Altera equivalent for EP4CE30F29C6N?
EP4CE30F29C8N is the same-manufacturer family alternative identified for EP4CE30F29C6N, with both using the EP4CE30 F29 package format. No cross-brand FPGA was established as pin-compatible from the available cross-reference results. The C8N should be evaluated as a candidate rather than an automatic substitute because speed-grade, voltage, and power-consumption characteristics require confirmation from the official ordering information.
Can I replace EP4CE30F29C6N with an EP4CE30 device in a different package?
A different-package EP4CE30 device should not be treated as a drop-in replacement. The EP4CE30F23I7N, for example, uses FBGA-484 rather than the F29 package associated with the EP4CE30F29C6N, so its ball map and board footprint differ. Migration to another package can affect power distribution, I/O availability, routing density, signal integrity, and thermal performance, requiring a PCB redesign and complete design recompilation.

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Guía de selección

Choose the EP4CE30F29C6N when the system specification requires the exact EP4CE30 F29 package and C6N ordering configuration. Its 780-BGA footprint, 180 logic array blocks, 47 logic cells, 1.2 V core supply, and 200 MHz maximum operating frequency support moderate-density parallel logic and signal-processing designs. Consider EP4CE30F29C8N only after verifying the speed grade, voltage behavior, power consumption, timing closure, and configuration requirements. Do not select EP4CE30F23I7N as a drop-in option because its FBGA-484 package requires a different footprint and routing scheme. For designs requiring much greater logic capacity, higher I/O bandwidth, or different package mechanics, migrate to a device selected through a complete requirements and timing comparison rather than relying on the EP4CE30 family name alone.

Comparación con alternativas

Parámetro Este producto EP4CE30F29C8N
Brand Intel Intel
Package 780-BGA 780-BGA
FPGA Family Cyclone IV E Cyclone IV E
Device Designation EP4CE30 EP4CE30
Operating Supply Voltage 1.2 V 1.2 V
Logic Array Blocks 180 180
Ordering Suffix C6N C8N

Diferenciadores clave

  • Exact EP4CE30 F29 package positioning (frente a EP4CE30F29C8N)
  • Substantial parallel logic capacity (frente a EP4CE30F23I7N)
  • Specific C6N ordering configuration (frente a EP4CE30F29C8N)

Notas de diseño

Assign the EP4CE30F29C6N using the exact F29 780-BGA ball map rather than a generic EP4CE30 diagram. Place required bypass capacitors near their specified power balls, preserve uninterrupted ground references, and route sensitive clock and configuration signals away from high-current switching outputs. Because this package has hundreds of connections, power-and-ground planning should begin before logic placement so that return paths remain continuous.

Use the manufacturer constraints to control clock jitter, input and output timing, I/O standards, and transition behavior. External memories, converters, and communications devices can introduce board-level skew and loading that cannot be solved solely by Quartus timing analysis. Complete signal-integrity simulation for critical interfaces, apply differential-pair rules where required, and validate the assembled board with suitable measurement equipment before production.

Do not treat the 1.2 V operating supply as the only board-power requirement; auxiliary rails, I/O voltages, configuration voltage, and sequencing must also be identified from the exact device documentation. Budget regulator capacity, voltage tolerance, transient response, and startup current for the complete design. Keep switching supplies and inductors away from sensitive clock and configuration routing, and include test access for observing internal rails during bring-up.

The 200 MHz figure is a maximum device-level operating frequency, not an assurance that every logic block will close timing at that rate. Constrain clocks, analyze worst-case paths, and reserve margin for routing congestion, fanout, and I/O delay. Also avoid assuming that every EP4CE30 package is interchangeable: the F23I7N comparison uses a 484-ball package, whereas this ordering code uses the F29 780-BGA package.

Información de cumplimiento

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AEC-Q100
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Libre de plomo
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Libre de halógenos
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Minerales en conflicto
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The manufacturer product and comparison pages identify the device, package, speed, voltage, and logic characteristics but do not provide a complete environmental or compliance declaration in the cited material.

Datos verificados el: 2026-11-03 — datos verificados y seleccionados por el equipo de ingeniería de componentes de XAIPART

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