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LFE2-20E-6F672C - 21K LUT ECP2 FPGA, 402 I/O, 672-BBGA | Lattice

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1.2 V Vdss FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) surface-mount ball grid array Package -6 Speed
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LFE2-20E-6F672C Présentation

The Lattice Semiconductor LFE2-20E-6F672C is an ECP2 series field-programmable gate array (FPGA) offering 21,000 logic cells, 402 user I/O pins and a 1.2 V core supply, packaged in a 672-ball FBGA (BBGA-672) surface-mount package. The -6 speed grade supports operation up to 357 MHz system clocking, and the device is built on a 90 nm CMOS process.

An FPGA is a programmable logic device: instead of a fixed circuit, the chip contains a matrix of look-up tables (LUTs), programmable interconnect and dedicated hard blocks that engineers configure at runtime to implement any digital function from a single register-transfer level (RTL) design. FPGAs sit in the hierarchy of programmable logic devices, above simple programmable logic arrays (PLAs) and complex PLAs (CPLDs), and are widely used where a design must change without a silicon respin. The ECP2 family targets cost-sensitive, mid-complexity designs needing logic, moderate DSP capability and generous I/O.

Key characteristics of this device include 21,000 logic cells for general combinational and sequential logic, 402 user I/O for external bus and peripheral connectivity, integrated DSP multiplier blocks for arithmetic-heavy pipelines, and single 1.2 V core operation with separate I/O supply domains. The 672-ball package gives one of the highest I/O counts in the ECP2 range, which allows dense parallel buses, multiple high-speed memory interfaces and video or network data paths to be realized without an external glue layer of discrete logic.

Technically, the ECP2 architecture uses a LUT-based logic fabric with a programmable switch matrix, dedicated block RAM for on-chip storage, and DSP blocks for multiply-accumulate operations. The fabric is configured from SRAM and the device is re-programmable in-circuit, so field upgrades are possible. Because the die is built on 90 nm CMOS, the core voltage of 1.2 V balances leakage and switching performance against static power draw in industrial control, communications and embedded industrial-control products.

Typical applications include industrial control and factory automation panels, networked sensor and gateway equipment, video and image capture pipelines, interface consolidation for serial links, and general embedded control logic that benefits from a high pin count. The 357 MHz speed grade makes it appropriate for designs combining parallel bus logic with a moderate-speed control processor.

When laying out a board, treat the FBGA as a fine-pitch ball-grid array with several power and ground balls distributed through the array rather than only at the perimeter. Follow the manufacturer's recommended decoupling and ball-assignment guidance exactly, and confirm the specific I/O standard and voltage banking for every external interface before routing.

This page consolidates manufacturer device data, package and pin-count details, drop-in alternatives from the same ECP2 family, and practical design notes that are not gathered together in the factory datasheet itself, helping engineers qualify or replace the device quickly.

Alternatives de remplacement direct pour LFE2-20E-6F672C — même boîtier, compatible broche à broche. Les références à boîtier différent nécessitant une retouche du PCB sont exclues.

Variantes de cette série

Modèles de la même série directement compatibles avec LFE2-20E-6F672C (même facteur de forme et même empreinte) — différant par Device Type, Package Type, Mounting Type, Package, Speed Grade.

Lattice Semiconductor
Device Type: ECP2 Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
Package: 672-BBGA
Speed Grade: -5
Comparer avec LFE2-20E-6F672C →
Lattice Semiconductor
Package Type: 672-FPBGA
Mounting Type: Surface mount BGA
Package: 672-BBGA
Comparer avec LFE2-20E-6F672C →
Lattice Semiconductor
Device Type: Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
Package Type: BGA, square, ball terminal
Package: 672-pin FBGA
Comparer avec LFE2-20E-6F672C →

LFE2-20E-6FN672C

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 FBGA-672 (BBGA-672)
Identical 21,000-cell ECP2 die, 402 I/O, 1.2 V core and -6 speed grade in the same 672-ball FBGA; only the temperature grade changes to the industrial 'N' option (100% parameter match on electrical ratings).

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

LFE2-20SE-7F672C

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 FBGA-672 (BBGA-672)
Same 672-ball FBGA footprint and 21K-cell ECP2 fabric, but the speed grade moves from -6 to -7, giving roughly 16% higher clock capability (357 MHz to about 414 MHz) at a higher unit cost.

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

LFE2-20SE-5FN672I

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 FBGA-672 (BBGA-672)
Same 672-ball FBGA pinout with 21K cells and 402 I/O, but a -5 speed grade and industrial 'I' temperature marking, trading roughly 29% clock capability (about 298 MHz) for lower cost and availability.

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

LFE2-20E-5F672C

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
Lattice Semiconductor
📦 FBGA-672 (BBGA-672)
ECP2 Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) · 21K LUTs · 402 I/Os · DSP · 1.2 V · -5 · 672-BBGA · Surface Mount

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LFE2-20E-6F672I

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
Lattice Semiconductor
📦 FBGA-672 (BBGA-672)
ECP2 Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) · 21K LUTs · 402 I/O · 1.2 V · -6 · Industrial · 672-BBGA · 672-FPBGA

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LFE2-20E-6F672C Valeurs maximales et caractéristiques électriques

Device Type ECP2 Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
Logic Cells 21,000 cells
Look-Up Tables (LUT) 21K LUTs
User I/O Count 402 I/O
Core Supply Voltage 1.2 V
Speed Grade -6
Maximum System Frequency 357 MHz
Process Technology 90 nm CMOS
Package Type FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) surface-mount ball grid array
Package Body Size 27 x 27 mm
Number of Terminals 672 balls
Package Shape Square
Terminal / Ball Form Ball
Shipping Form Tray
Lead-Free Status Lead free
Type de montage Surface Mount

Guide de configuration des broches du LFE2-20E-6F672C square

Configuration des broches du LFE2-20E-6F672C (boîtier square). Ce circuit intégré numérique comprend des GPIO, des interfaces de communication (UART, SPI, I2C) et des broches d'alimentation. Consultez la fiche technique du fabricant pour les fonctions alternatives des broches et les options de configuration. Indispensable pour la conception de systèmes embarqués et la conception de circuits imprimés.

Schéma de brochage du boîtier square pour le LFE2-20E-6F672C

Aucune donnée de brochage détaillée disponible pour LFE2-20E-6F672C.

Consultez la fiche technique pour la configuration complète des broches.

Applications typiques

LFE2-20E-6F672C convient pour 6 applications: Industrial Control and Factory Automation, Networked Sensor and Edge Gateway Equipment, Video and Image Capture Pipelines, Interface Consolidation and Protocol Bridging, Aerospace, Defence and High-Reliability Systems, Test, Measurement and Instrumentation.

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Industrial Control and Factory Automation

The LFE2-20E-6F672C suits machine controllers and I/O-dense automation nodes because it presents 402 user I/O, enough to land several field buses, encoder inputs and discrete output banks directly on the FPGA while a supervisory processor handles motion profiles. At a 357 MHz maximum system frequency the fabric can host protocol engines, safety interlocks and timing-critical state machines without offloading to external logic. The 1.2 V core draws little power for a 21,000-cell device, which matters in sealed cabinets where convection cooling is limited, and the 27 x 27 mm FBGA-672 footprint keeps the controller board compact. Designers normally instantiate a soft processor core for supervisory logic and use the remaining fabric for parallel I/O handling, giving deterministic response with no external CPLD. The same-footprint industrial-grade ordering code in this family is used when the enclosure must survive extended temperature swings on the factory floor.

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Networked Sensor and Edge Gateway Equipment

Edge gateways that aggregate many sensor lines benefit from the LFE2-20E-6F672C's combination of 402 I/O and 21,000 logic cells: raw sensor streams can be framed, filtered and time-stamped in parallel logic before being handed to a network processor. The large I/O count allows multiple QSPI/parallel flash and DDR memory interfaces to be implemented in the FPGA itself, which shortens the data path between acquisition and packetisation. At 357 MHz, the fabric can absorb packet framing, CRC generation and filtering for several ports simultaneously, offloading the host processor. The 1.2 V core supply means the logic core can be generated on an efficient intermediate rail with separate I/O voltages for 1.8 V and 2.5 V peripherals, keeping the design within common single-board industrial temperature envelopes while the -6 speed grade leaves headroom above the traffic rate of typical industrial Ethernet or serial sensor links.

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Video and Image Capture Pipelines

Video acquisition boards commonly need wide parallel pixel buses, and the LFE2-20E-6F672C can absorb a multi-channel parallel sensor interface plus colour-space conversion and de-noise stages in one device. Its 402 user I/O are enough to land several 10-bit or 12-bit parallel sensor ports alongside a control bus, while the integrated DSP multiplier blocks handle the multiply-accumulate stages typical of filtering pipelines. Operating up to 357 MHz, the fabric can sustain continuous pixel throughput for multiple megapixel streams without an external frame buffer controller, leaving only the final compressed stream to the host processor. Because the device is SRAM-configurable, field reconfiguration allows different sensor formats to be supported from the same board. Designers typically pair it with dedicated video serialiser/deserialiser devices and an image-processing DSP, with the FPGA handling the deterministic timing and lane-alignment work.

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Interface Consolidation and Protocol Bridging

Legacy product lines often accumulate mismatched serial and parallel interfaces that are awkward to route to a single host processor. The LFE2-20E-6F672C acts as a consolidation engine: with 402 I/O it can host several legacy parallel buses alongside modern serial links, and with 21,000 logic cells it can implement protocol converters, FIFOs and arbitration logic simultaneously. The 357 MHz -6 speed grade is comfortable for UART, SPI, I2C, parallel-to-serial bridging and DMA-style data movement, all of which are far slower than the fabric capability. Because ECP2 devices are re-programmable, one board can serve multiple product variants by changing the bitstream rather than the hardware. Typical implementations pair the FPGA with transceivers such as RS-485 and multi-channel UART parts, keeping the host processor free for application-level work while the FPGA handles deterministic, latency-sensitive traffic.

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Aerospace, Defence and High-Reliability Systems

Programmable logic is attractive in aerospace and defence electronics because mission-specific bitstreams can be updated in the field while keeping a single qualified device platform. The ECP2 architecture behind the LFE2-20E-6F672C gives 21,000 logic cells and 402 I/O in a single 27 x 27 mm FBGA, allowing redundant signal paths, monitoring logic and interface adaptation to be built into one part. The -6 speed grade supports 357 MHz operation for telemetry framing, data scrubbing and bus arbitration functions. Because the 672-ball package concentrates a large number of power and ground connections through the array, designers can create low-impedance supply distribution for single-event and transient resilience work. Industrial-temperature ordering options within the same family are typically selected for extended-temperature installations, while the FPGA handles housekeeping logic and the adjacent processor handles the mission-critical application software.

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Test, Measurement and Instrumentation

Instrumentation products need flexible, high-pin-count logic to manage front-panel connectors, acquisition channels and calibration paths. The LFE2-20E-6F672C fits the role because 402 I/O allows dense analog and digital front-end wiring to reach the FPGA directly, while 21,000 logic cells can host sequencers, timing generators and instrument-control state machines running alongside a measurement microcontroller. At 357 MHz, digital pattern generation and capture functions have ample headroom for multi-channel multiplexing. The 1.2 V core allows the logic to run from a clean low-noise rail, which helps preserve measurement accuracy in sensitive analog sections. Because the bitstream is reconfigurable, a single instrument platform can support different measurement modes and interface standards, and the same family includes temperature grades suited to laboratory and industrial instrument enclosures.

Récapitulatif des produits recommandés

What is the Lattice LFE2-20E-6F672C?
The LFE2-20E-6F672C is a Lattice Semiconductor ECP2 series FPGA containing 21,000 logic cells (21K LUTs), 402 user I/O pins and a 1.2 V core supply, supplied in a 672-ball FBGA (BBGA-672) surface-mount package. It is built on a 90 nm CMOS process and is graded at the -6 speed level, supporting system clocking up to 357 MHz according to the Lattice device listings and datasheet data.
How many I/O pins does the LFE2-20E-6F672C have?
The LFE2-20E-6F672C provides 402 user I/O pins in its 672-ball FBGA package. This very high pin count is the defining advantage of the FBGA-672 option in the ECP2 family, allowing dense parallel buses, wide memory interfaces and multiple peripheral connections to be implemented directly in the FPGA without a large external logic companion.
What speed grade and maximum frequency does the LFE2-20E-6F672C support?
The LFE2-20E-6F672C is the -6 speed grade of the ECP2 device, with a maximum system frequency of 357 MHz as listed in the manufacturer comparison data. Higher-grade parts in the same family exist for design margins, while lower grades trade clock rate for lower power and potentially better availability.
What is the supply voltage of the LFE2-20E-6F672C core?
The LFE2-20E-6F672C operates from a 1.2 V core supply. In a typical implementation the 1.2 V core rail is generated from a higher intermediate rail and the I/O banks are powered separately at the voltage required by the attached bus, so the board design must provide clean, well-decoupled rails for both core and I/O domains.
Is the LFE2-20E-6F672C still available for new designs?
The LFE2-20E-6F672C is currently listed as an active ECP2 device with live inventory and a normal manufacturer ordering code, and it remains a standard catalog part of the Lattice ECP2 family. For current lifecycle status, stock position and lead time, submit a request through the Request a Quote form on this page and the supply team will confirm the current position.
Where can I buy the LFE2-20E-6F672C and what does it cost?
Pricing and availability for the LFE2-20E-6F672C depend on volume, package form and current factory lead time, so use the Request a Quote form on this page to receive current unit pricing and a confirmed delivery schedule for the 672-ball FBGA tray-packed device. The same form can be used to request samples and to check the current minimum order quantity.
What is the lead time for an LFE2-20E-6F672C order?
Lead time depends on the quantity ordered and the current factory and distribution position for the 672-ball FBGA package, which is a large-body BGA with a relatively long cycle time compared with small-outline packages. Request the current lead time and estimated delivery window through the Request a Quote form on this page so that planning data reflects today's actual supply position rather than a historical figure.
Is the LFE2-20E-6F672C in stock?
Stock for the LFE2-20E-6F672C fluctuates with demand because the 672-ball FBGA package is a relatively constrained assembly option within the ECP2 line. The fastest way to confirm current availability, including partial quantities and factory allocation, is to send a request through the Request a Quote form on this page and state the required quantity and target delivery date.
What is the difference between the LFE2-20E-6F672C and the LFE2-20E-6FN672C?
Both devices are the same Lattice ECP2 FPGA with 21,000 logic cells, 402 I/O and a 672-ball FBGA package; the distinguishing suffix is the 'N' in LFE2-20E-6FN672C, which denotes the industrial temperature grade option. The LFE2-20E-6FN672C is therefore the preferred drop-in choice when your enclosure must operate across an extended commercial-to-industrial temperature range, while the base LFE2-20E-6F672C serves standard commercial-temperature designs.
LFE2-20E-6F672C vs LFE2-20SE-7F672C - which should I choose?
Choose the LFE2-20E-6F672C for a -6 speed-grade design that meets its timing at the lowest cost, and choose the LFE2-20SE-7F672C when your timing margin is tight or the design was qualified against the faster -7 grade. Both devices use the identical 672-ball FBGA footprint and 21,000-cell ECP2 architecture, so the decision is a pure timing-closure question rather than a board-level one.
When should I choose the LFE2-20E-6F672C over a smaller ECP2 device?
Choose the LFE2-20E-6F672C when the design needs more than roughly 200 external signals, wide parallel data paths, or several high-pin-count peripherals such as DDR memory or multi-lane sensor interfaces. Smaller ECP2 packages in the same family reduce cost and board area but physically cannot present 402 user I/O, so if your pin budget is above about 400 the FBGA-672 option is the practical choice.
Is the LFE2-20E-6F672C suitable for industrial control and automation equipment?
Yes, the LFE2-20E-6F672C fits industrial control and factory automation designs because it combines a 1.2 V low-power core with 402 I/O for field-bus and I/O module interfacing, and because the ECP2 family offers industrial-temperature variants in the same package. If your operating envelope extends beyond the standard commercial range, specify the 'N'-suffixed industrial-grade ordering code instead.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the LFE2-20E-6F672C?
The closest drop-in replacements are the same-footprint ECP2 devices in the 672-ball FBGA package: the LFE2-20E-6FN672C for industrial temperature coverage, the LFE2-20SE-7F672C for a faster -7 speed grade, and the LFE2-20SE-5FN672I for a lower-cost -5 grade with industrial temperature. All share the same pinout and 21,000-cell fabric, so substitution is a matter of matching speed grade, temperature grade and timing closure, not PCB rework.
Can the LFE2-20E-6FN672C replace the LFE2-20E-6F672C on an existing board?
Yes, the LFE2-20E-6FN672C can replace the LFE2-20E-6F672C on an existing board without any layout change because both use the identical 672-ball FBGA pinout with the same 21,000-cell ECP2 architecture, the same 1.2 V core and the same -6 speed grade. The substitution moves the temperature rating to the industrial 'N' grade, so the only design checks are temperature margin and any temperature-sensitive timing re-verification.
What are the key specifications of the LFE2-20E-6F672C that engineers should know?
The engineering-critical figures for the LFE2-20E-6F672C are: 21,000 logic cells (21K LUTs), 402 user I/O, 1.2 V core supply, -6 speed grade, 357 MHz maximum system frequency, 90 nm CMOS process, and a 672-ball FBGA package measuring 27 x 27 mm supplied in a tray. The device also integrates DSP multiplier blocks for arithmetic pipelines. Any figure not listed here, such as the exact DSP block count or the supported I/O standards, should be taken from the Lattice device documentation for the exact ordering code.
Where can I download the LFE2-20E-6F672C datasheet PDF?
The LFE2-20E-6F672C datasheet is published by Lattice Semiconductor and is available as a PDF through the manufacturer's device documentation and through the technical-datasheet listings linked on this page. Because the ECP2 family shares one device datasheet with per-package pin tables and ordering information, download the ECP2 family document and turn to the FBGA-672 pin assignment section to map balls to your design's signals.
Where do I find the LFE2-20E-6F672C pinout and ball assignment?
The authoritative ball map for the LFE2-20E-6F672C is the FBGA-672 pin table in the Lattice ECP2 family datasheet, which lists all 672 balls including dedicated configuration, power, ground and user I/O assignments. Use that table when assigning PCB tracks and when checking which balls can be used for high-speed or differential pairs, and consult the package drawing section for ball pitch and keep-out dimensions.
What design considerations matter for a 672-ball FBGA FPGA board?
The critical considerations are ball-pitch-appropriate PCB design, per-bank I/O voltage planning and dense decoupling. A 672-ball FBGA at 27 x 27 mm is fine-pitch, so the board stack-up, fanout via pattern and solder mask definition must follow the manufacturer's package drawing rather than generic BGA rules. Keep each supply ball pair connected to a local plane with short decoupling placed at the same layer, and check the exposed thermal relief on the package bottom for heat spreading during high-utilization operation.

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Guide de sélection

Choose the LFE2-20E-6F672C when your design needs roughly 400 external signals, a 21,000-cell logic budget, moderate DSP arithmetic and a clock of up to 357 MHz at standard commercial temperature. Move to the LFE2-20E-6FN672C if the equipment must run at industrial temperature; the pinout, speed grade and core voltage are identical, so the switch is risk-free from a layout standpoint. If static timing analysis is tight, upgrade to the LFE2-20SE-7F672C for extra clock margin in the same footprint; if the design has generous margin and cost dominates, the LFE2-20E-5F672C or LFE2-20SE-5FN672I are sensible lower-cost options, though every speed-grade change requires re-running timing. If your pin budget is well below 300 signals, a smaller ECP2 package or the 484-ball LFE2-12E-5F484I will be easier to lay out and cheaper. Always re-verify timing, temperature grade and the exact bitstream after any substitution.

Comparaison avec les alternatives

Paramètre Ce produit LFE2-20E-6FN672C LFE2-20SE-7F672C LFE2-20SE-5FN672I LFE2-20E-5F672C LFE2-20E-6F672I
Brand Lattice Semiconductor Lattice Semiconductor Lattice Semiconductor Lattice Semiconductor Lattice Semiconductor Lattice Semiconductor
Package FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) - same FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) - same FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) - same FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) - same FBGA-672 (BBGA-672) - same
Logic Cells 21,000 cells (21K LUTs) 21,000 cells (21K LUTs) 21,000 cells (21K LUTs) 21,000 cells (21K LUTs) 21,000 cells (21K LUTs) 21,000 cells (21K LUTs)
User I/O 402 I/O 402 I/O 402 I/O 402 I/O 402 I/O 402 I/O
Core Supply Voltage 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V 1.2 V
Speed Grade -6 -6 -7 (faster) -5 (slower) -5 (slower) -6
Process Technology 90 nm CMOS 90 nm CMOS 90 nm CMOS 90 nm CMOS 90 nm CMOS 90 nm CMOS
Package Body Size 27 x 27 mm 27 x 27 mm 27 x 27 mm 27 x 27 mm 27 x 27 mm 27 x 27 mm

Principaux différenciateurs

  • Highest I/O density in the ECP2 672-ball option (vs LFE2-12E-5F484I)
  • Industry-standard -6 speed grade with 357 MHz system clock (vs LFE2-20SE-5FN672I)
  • Direct industrial-grade upgrade path with identical pinout (vs LFE2-20E-6F672C)
  • Cost-optimised grade for designs that do not need -6 timing (vs LFE2-20E-6F672C)

Notes de conception

A 672-ball FBGA at 27 x 27 mm is a fine-pitch BGA and its layout is governed by the package drawing, not by generic BGA rules. Take the ball-pitch, solder-mask-defined and via-fanout geometry directly from the Lattice package drawing and replicate the recommended via-in-pad or dog-bone pattern. Because the ECP2 device presents 402 user I/O, plan layer count and length matching early: high-speed pairs should be routed on an inner layer with continuous reference planes, and the routing escape from the ball field is the point where most signal-integrity problems on this package originate.

The 1.2 V core supply must be delivered with low impedance and local decoupling at every supply ball pair rather than through a single point of entry. Split the core rail and the I/O bank rails so that switching current on an I/O bank does not couple into the core, and place bulk and ceramic decoupling close to the array on the same layer as the ball field. Validate the delivered rail at the ball with an oscilloscope under worst-case toggle activity, because an FBGA of this size concentrates a large number of simultaneously switching I/O into a 27 x 27 mm area.

Estimated: with a 21,000-cell device running at high utilisation, the switching activity inside a 27 x 27 mm FBGA creates a concentrated heat source that must spread through the package bottom and board stack-up. Provide a full copper pour under the device with a thermal-relief pattern matching the package drawing, bond the board to a heat sink or chassis where the enclosure allows, and verify junction temperature with a thermal camera at worst-case ambient. Fanning out a dense power plane without adequate copper under the array is the most common cause of unexpected temperature rise on this class of package.

Two substitution mistakes are common with this ordering code. First, the 'N' and 'I' suffix characters change the temperature grade and must be matched to the enclosure requirement rather than swapped blindly, even though the pinout is identical. Second, speed grade changes (-5, -6, -7) do not change the footprint but do change achievable timing, so a design that closed timing on the -6 grade may fail on a -5 grade while a -7 grade is a safe upgrade. Always re-run static timing analysis when changing the ordering code, and keep the bitstream version matched to the exact device fitted.

With 402 user I/O available, resist the temptation to use every ball. Leaving a spread of unused balls free for future expansion simplifies respins and often provides cleaner escape routing for high-speed groups. Group high-speed or differential pairs contiguously along one edge of the ball field so that clock and data lanes reach the fabric with matched, short transitions, and keep any configuration or clock-management pins that the design depends on away from noisy switch-node-adjacent balls.

Informations de conformité

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sans plomb
Yes
Sans halogène
Unknown
Minerais de conflit
Unknown

The device is described as lead free in the manufacturer comparison data. RoHS, REACH, halogen-free and conflict-minerals declarations are not stated for this ordering code in the available documentation and should be confirmed with the manufacturer before a regulated shipment.

Données vérifiées le : 2026-11-03 — données vérifiées et sélectionnées par l'équipe d'ingénierie composants de XAIPART

Recherches associées

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Composants & termes associés

Lattice Semiconductor LFE2-20E-6F672C LFE2-20E-6FN672C LFE2-20SE-7F672C LFE2-20SE-5FN672I LFE2-20E-5F672C LFE2-20E-6F672I LFE2-12E-5F484I ECP2 FPGA field programmable gate array programmable logic device CPLD look-up table (LUT) logic cell block RAM DSP multiplier block FBGA-672 BBGA-672 ball grid array surface mount SMD package 90 nm CMOS process 1.2 V core supply speed grade -6 RoHS lead-free industrial control factory automation
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