APA150-FG144 - 150K System Gates ProASICPLUS FPGA | Microchip
部品番号: APA150-FG144 ✓ 生産中APA150-FG144 概要
ProASICPLUS devices belong to the FPGA hierarchy within programmable logic devices and broader semiconductor products. Unlike mask-programmed custom logic, an FPGA can be configured after manufacture and can be reprogrammed during development, production, or field updates. Flash-based configuration retains the programmed logic without requiring a separate configuration memory device after power-up. The APA150-FG144 therefore provides a practical bridge between mask-specific ASIC economics and the flexibility of programmable logic.
The principal device identifiers are 150K system gates, 100 I/O, and 36,864 configuration bits. The 144-LBGA package supports dense board-level integration, although designers must follow the manufacturer’s package, ball, and power-connection documentation carefully. The ProASICPLUS family is positioned for low- to medium-density embedded logic where a small gate count, reprogrammability, and nonvolatile configuration are more important than the very large I/O counts and high-speed serial transceivers found in high-end FPGA families.
For a new APA150-FG144 design, begin by partitioning the required logic into clocked sequential logic, combinational logic, control, and interface blocks. Confirm that the selected design fits the APA150 resources and that every external signal is assigned to a legal I/O according to the package pinout. Because the verified product listing identifies 100 I/O but does not provide a complete ball map or detailed timing, power, and pin-state tables, use the Microchip APA150 documentation and device-support materials for final implementation decisions.
Typical uses include embedded control logic, industrial interface conditioning, communications equipment, instrumentation, consumer electronics, and legacy platform extensions. The part is particularly useful where a design team wants to avoid a full custom ASIC while retaining a nonvolatile, field-updatable configuration.
Layout and power planning are critical for an LBGA device. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended power and ground distribution, place bypass capacitors close to the relevant supply pins, and route high-speed or sensitive signals with controlled return paths. Validate the final design with timing analysis and appropriate I/O standards rather than assuming that another programmable-logic device has equivalent pinout, resources, or electrical behavior.
This page combines the exact APA150-FG144 identity, verified package and resource information, practical implementation guidance, replacement-selection context, and structured comparison data. It helps engineers distinguish this specific 150K-gate, 100-I/O, 144-LBGA device from other APA150 and ProASICPLUS variants before committing a PCB footprint or production configuration.
ドロップイン代替品: APA150-FG144 — 同一パッケージでピン互換。PCBの作り直しが必要な異なるパッケージの部品は除外されています。
このシリーズのバリエーション
同一シリーズでドロップイン互換のモデル: APA150-FG144 （同一形状・フットプリント） — 相違点: Device Type, User I/O Count.
APA150-FG144I
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APA150-FG144 最大定格＆電気的特性
| Device Type | ProASICPLUS field-programmable gate array (FPGA) |
| System Gates | 150K system gates |
| Number of I/O | 100 I/O |
| Configuration Memory | 36,864 bits |
| パッケージ | 144-LBGA |
| Configuration Technology | Flash-based, nonvolatile configuration |
| Manufacturer | Microchip Technology |
| Programmable Logic Type | FPGA |
| Logic Density | 150,000 system gates |
| User I/O Count | 100 |
| Configuration Bit Count | 36,864 bits |
| 実装タイプ | Surface mount |
| Package Family | LBGA |
| RoHS ステータス | RoHS non-compliant |
| Lead-Free Status | Contains lead |
APA150-FG144 lbga ピン配置ガイド
APA150-FG144 (lbga パッケージ) のピン配置。 このデジタルICには、GPIO、通信インターフェース (UART、SPI、I2C)、および電源ピンが含まれています。代替ピン機能と設定オプションについては、メーカーのデータシートを参照してください。組み込みシステム設計とPCBレイアウトに不可欠です。
詳細なピン配置データはありません: APA150-FG144.
詳細は データシート をご参照ください。
主な用途
APA150-FG144 の用途: 6 件s: Embedded Industrial Control Logic, Communications Interface Conditioning, Instrumentation Signal Routing, Consumer Equipment Feature Control, Legacy Platform Extension, Secure Access and Monitoring Control.
Embedded Industrial Control Logic
The APA150-FG144 fits embedded industrial control blocks that require persistent configuration, moderate logic density, and numerous external control signals. Its 150K system gates provide capacity for state machines, interlocks, sequencing, diagnostics, and local communication handling, while 100 I/O support connections to sensors, actuators, and discrete logic. Flash-based, nonvolatile configuration is useful when the controller must retain its programmed behavior across power cycles without a separate configuration-memory device. The main implementation consideration is package density: use the Microchip 144-LBGA ball map and power guidelines to plan escape routing and ensure that every assigned I/O supports the required voltage and signaling standard.
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Communications Interface Conditioning
APA150-FG144 can implement protocol conversion, framing, buffering, and legacy interface adaptation in communications equipment. The available 150K system gates are suitable for parallel-to-serial data movement, command parsing, and control-plane logic, while 100 I/O permit direct connection to buses and support devices when their electrical standards are compatible. Because the exact supported I/O standards and maximum timing rates are device-specific, engineers should select the APA150 configuration from the Microchip documentation rather than assuming compatibility with another FPGA family. Nonvolatile configuration also supports field-reconfigurable network equipment, provided security and update procedures are incorporated into the product design.
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Instrumentation Signal Routing
The APA150-FG144 is appropriate for instrumentation subsystems that coordinate acquisition, triggering, calibration state, and backplane communication. Its 100 I/O can support parallel sensors, status indicators, and control lines, while the 150K-gate resource level can hold moderate finite-state logic and data-routing functions. Programmable flash configuration is useful for differentiating instrument variants or enabling field upgrades without a separate memory. Signal integrity remains a board-level priority because an LBGA package offers fine interconnect density but demands careful escape routing, continuous reference planes, and proper termination. Confirm acquisition timing and I/O voltage requirements against the manufacturer’s electrical tables before fixing the architecture.
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Consumer Equipment Feature Control
APA150-FG144 can consolidate feature-control logic in consumer appliances and entertainment equipment, replacing scattered programmable logic with one reprogrammable device. The ProASICPLUS architecture supports flash-based, nonvolatile configuration, allowing multiple product behaviors to be differentiated through configuration while maintaining one hardware platform. With 150K system gates and 100 I/O, the device can coordinate user interfaces, status LEDs, relays, sensors, and supervisory functions. Designers should avoid using the APA150 for timing-critical interfaces that exceed its documented I/O performance. They should also define a safe configuration-update process, account for connector-access and board-space constraints, and validate the 144-LBGA footprint against the manufacturer’s package drawing.
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Legacy Platform Extension
APA150-FG144 is well suited to legacy platform extension because it adds programmable, field-updatable logic without changing the architecture of an existing microcontroller-based product. It can implement missing bus adapters, protocol converters, timing bridges, or diagnostic functions while retaining configuration through power cycles. The 100-I/O count allows it to bridge multiple external subsystems, and the 150K system gates provide room for moderately complex glue logic. The strongest choice of application is one where the product team already has APA150 design tooling and verification knowledge. Migration and replacement projects should still compare configuration files, package ball maps, I/O constraints, and timing assumptions rather than treating equivalent gate counts as sufficient proof of interoperability.
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Secure Access and Monitoring Control
The APA150-FG144 can support access-control, alarm, and status-monitoring subsystems that combine event sequencing with persistent programmable behavior. Its 100 I/O can accommodate inputs from switches, sensors, and communication transceivers, while 150K system gates can implement decision logic, timers, counters, and audit-sequence management. Flash-based configuration allows the programmed policy to remain in the device after power removal, which is valuable in products that require field updates. The device does not inherently provide the complete security architecture of a dedicated security controller, so designers should use the manufacturer’s configuration-security capabilities, external authentication measures where required, and locked-down update procedures appropriate to the end product.
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おすすめ製品の概要
エンジニアリング参考データ: APA150-FG144 — 比較、設計ガイダンス、コンプライアンス情報。
選定ガイド
代替品との比較
| パラメータ | この製品 | APA150-FG144I | APA150-FG144A |
|---|---|---|---|
| Package | 144-LBGA | 144-LBGA | 144-LBGA |
| Brand | Microchip Technology | Microchip Technology | Microchip Technology |
| Device Type | ProASICPLUS FPGA | ProASICPLUS FPGA | ProASICPLUS FPGA |
| System Gates | 150K system gates | 150K system gates | 150K system gates |
| Number of I/O | 100 I/O | 100 I/O | 100 I/O |
| Configuration Memory | 36,864 bits | 36,864 bits | 36,864 bits |
| Configuration Technology | Flash-based, nonvolatile configuration | Flash-based, nonvolatile configuration | Flash-based, nonvolatile configuration |
| Ordering Suffix | FG144 | FG144I | FG144A |
主な差別化要因
- Exact 144-LBGA resource configuration （vs APA150-FG144A)
- Nonvolatile flash-based configuration （vs APA150-FG144I)
- Compact 144-ball integration （vs APA150-FG144A)
設計ノート
Use the Microchip APA150-FG144 144-LBGA land pattern and ball-assignment table as the controlling PCB references. Place decoupling capacitors close to the device’s supply and ground balls, preserve a continuous return plane beneath high-speed routes, and provide adequate fan-out for the dense perimeter balls. Do not derive the footprint solely from the package ball count because ball pitch, exposed features, and package-specific land patterns affect assembly and soldering.
Create the power tree from the manufacturer’s APA150 core and I/O supply requirements rather than assuming one voltage domain. Separate sensitive analog or low-level interfaces from digital switching paths where the device supports dedicated supplies, and validate sequencing against every external component. Before schematic release, check the selected ordering suffix for its exact voltage, current, temperature, and timing limits.
Do not treat another APA150 suffix as a drop-in device solely because it has the same family name. For APA150-FG144I and APA150-FG144A, compare the complete ordering table, 144-LBGA ball map, configuration interface, I/O standards, speed grade, and temperature range. Also verify that the design does not depend on a pin function or reserved configuration behavior that changed between ordering options.
Route high-speed or impedance-sensitive interfaces away from power-conversion areas and noisy external connectors. Keep configuration and programming access unobstructed for manufacturing and field maintenance, and provide test points that do not compromise the LBGA escape routing. For mixed-signal products, partition analog and digital return paths carefully and evaluate whether the APA150 application needs external filtering or isolation beyond its native I/O resources.
コンプライアンス情報
The product data identifies APA150-FG144 as RoHS non-compliant and containing lead. REACH, halogen-free, conflict-minerals, and automotive qualification status are not stated.
