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EP1S30F780C6GA - Stratix FPGA 32470 LEs 780-FBGA | Intel

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1.425 V to 1.575 V Vdss 780-BBGA, FCBGA Package SRAM-based, volatile Memory
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EP1S25F780C6

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EP1S25F780C6N

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EP1S20F780C6

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EP1S20F780C6N

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EP1S30F780C6GA Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Series Stratix
Family Stratix FPGA
Logic Elements 32,470
Total RAM Bits 3,317,184
Number of I/O 597 (maximum user I/O)
Core Voltage 1.425 V to 1.575 V
Process Technology 0.13 um
Package / Case 780-BBGA, FCBGA
Supplier Device Package 780-FBGA (29 x 29 mm)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
DSP Blocks Integrated dedicated multipliers
PLL Count Multiple (per Stratix family)
Configuration Memory SRAM-based, volatile
Architecture Altera Stratix (programmable logic + TriMatrix memory + DSP blocks)

EP1S30F780C6GA 780-fbga (29 x 29 mm) Pin Configuration Guide

Complete pinout information for EP1S30F780C6GA (780-fbga (29 x 29 mm) package). This digital IC includes GPIO, communication interfaces (UART, SPI, I2C), and power pins. Refer to the manufacturer datasheet for alternate pin functions and configuration options. Essential for embedded system design and PCB layout.

780-fbga (29 x 29 mm) package pinout diagram for EP1S30F780C6GA

No detailed pinout data available for EP1S30F780C6GA.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for EP1S30F780C6GA Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vds) Drain Current (Id)

No official SOA curve available for this digital IC. Always operate within absolute maximum ratings specified in the datasheet. Ensure adequate cooling and derate as needed.

Typical Applications

EP1S30F780C6GA is suitable for 6 applications: Communications Baseband Processing, Industrial Automation and Control, High-Speed Data Acquisition Front-Ends, ASIC Prototyping and Emulation, Military and Aerospace Signal Processing, Test and Measurement Instrumentation.

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Communications Baseband Processing

The EP1S30F780C6GA suits communications baseband and protocol-bridging designs because of its 32,470 logic elements and dedicated DSP blocks for high-throughput multiply-accumulate operations. Its 597 user I/O accommodate multiple external memory interfaces (DDR, QDR, SRAM) and high-speed LVDS links to RF front-ends. The 1.5 V core and Stratix TriMatrix memory deliver deterministic latency for symbol-rate processing in 3G/4G base stations.

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Industrial Automation and Control

Industrial controllers, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and motion-control systems benefit from the EP1S30F780C6GA's high logic density and abundant I/O. The 597 available user I/O can drive dozens of sensor inputs, encoder feedback channels, and actuator outputs concurrently. Integrated PLLs provide deterministic clocking for multi-axis servo loops, and Quartus II enables deterministic real-time firmware development for safety-critical machinery.

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High-Speed Data Acquisition Front-Ends

The EP1S30F780C6GA's 3,317,184 RAM bits provide buffering for streaming ADC data at hundreds of MSPS, while 597 user I/O support wide LVDS or parallel CMOS interfaces to high-resolution converters. The dedicated DSP blocks accelerate FIR filtering and FFT pipelines commonly required in oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and software-defined radio front-ends. Pin counts at 597 leave ample margin for downstream processing and storage links.

ASIC Prototyping and Emulation

Designers use the EP1S30F780C6GA for ASIC prototyping and hardware emulation because the 32,470 LEs can map large RTL blocks before committing to silicon. The 780-FBGA package exposes enough I/O to bring out test points, memory buses, and emulation headers. Quartus II integration with synthesis tools allows rapid incremental compilation cycles that speed verification of multi-million-gate ASIC designs.

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Military and Aerospace Signal Processing

The EP1S30F780C6GA, when ordered with industrial or military temperature grades, serves in avionics, radar processing, and electronic-warfare subsystems. Its high logic density implements parallel beamforming and pulse-Doppler processing at sample rates unattainable with general-purpose processors. The 780-BGA package supports ruggedized board stacks with underfill and is documented in the Stratix Device Handbook for defense applications.

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Test and Measurement Instrumentation

Logic analyzers, protocol testers, and bit-error-rate testers leverage the EP1S30F780C6GA's 597 I/O for multi-channel pattern generation and capture. On-chip TriMatrix memory buffers deep acquisition records, while DSP blocks accelerate real-time protocol decoding. Quartus II IP cores for PCIe, Ethernet, and serial RapidIO simplify integrating the FPGA into modular instrumentation chassis.

What is the EP1S30F780C6GA?
The EP1S30F780C6GA is a member of Intel's (formerly Altera) original Stratix FPGA family. It integrates 32,470 logic elements, 3,317,184 bits of embedded RAM, and 597 maximum user I/O pins inside a 780-ball FineLine BGA package. According to the Intel Stratix family datasheet, it is built on a 0.13 um process with a 1.5 V core and includes dedicated DSP blocks and TriMatrix memory, making it a high-density programmable logic device for communications, industrial, and computing workloads.
How many logic elements does the EP1S30F780C6GA have?
The EP1S30F780C6GA contains 32,470 logic elements (LEs), the basic building block of Stratix FPGA fabric. This positions it in the mid-density tier of the Stratix family, balancing logic capacity against I/O count and power. For comparison, the smaller EP1S25 series carries roughly 25,660 LEs, while the larger EP1S60 and EP1S80 devices exceed 57,000 and 79,000 LEs respectively, per the Stratix family datasheet.
What package does the EP1S30F780C6GA use?
The EP1S30F780C6GA is supplied in a 780-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA) measuring 29 mm x 29 mm, also marketed as 780-BBGA FCBGA. The high-density BGA exposes all 597 user I/O plus configuration, power, and ground balls. Per the package outline, the FBGA requires microvia or via-in-pad PCB technology for reliable assembly at production volumes.
Is the EP1S30F780C6GA still in production?
No, the EP1S30F780C6GA is listed as obsolete/end-of-life. Intel has discontinued the original Stratix family in favor of newer generations such as Stratix II, III, IV, V, 10, and Agilex. Verified distributor listings on Heisener, PNEDA, and YIC still show remaining stock, but lead times are quote-based and the part should be considered NRND for new designs.
Where can I buy the EP1S30F780C6GA today?
Authorized and independent distributors including Heisener, PNEDA, YIC Electronics, Lantron Chips, Microchip USA, and ICS-Embedded list stock of the EP1S30F780C6GA. Octopart aggregates three distributor listings for live pricing. Buyers should request a formal quote because the unit price on Heisener is listed as 'Request a Quote' rather than a fixed number, and lead time must be confirmed per the listing's 'To be Confirmed' note.
What is the price of the EP1S30F780C6GA?
Verified distributor pricing for the EP1S30F780C6GA is not publicly listed; Heisener shows 'Request a Quote' and PNEDA, YIC, Lantron, and ICS-Embedded all require a quote request. The closely related EP1S30F780C6 (without the GA suffix) is listed on Heisener at $1,337.09 per unit, which provides a directional reference as of 2026-09-07. Always request a current quote, since obsolete FPGA pricing fluctuates significantly with remaining stock.
What is the lead time for EP1S30F780C6GA orders?
Verified distributor listings for the EP1S30F780C6GA all state 'Lead Time: To be Confirmed' or 'Can Ship Immediately' depending on stock on hand. As of 2026-09-07, Heisener shows an estimated delivery window of Aug 8 - Aug 13 for expedited shipping, while PNEDA advertises same-day shipping on stocked units. Buyers should confirm lead time at quote time because remaining-stock inventory changes weekly.
What design software supports the EP1S30F780C6GA?
The EP1S30F780C6GA is supported by Altera/Intel Quartus II design software, which is required for synthesis, place-and-route, timing analysis, simulation, and bitstream generation. Per the Quartus II device support list, Stratix devices are supported by Quartus II versions 4.0 through 13.0; for newer Quartus Prime releases, support is not included and legacy installations must be used.
What is the difference between EP1S30F780C6GA and EP1S30F780C6?
The EP1S30F780C6GA and EP1S30F780C6 share the same 780-FBGA package and the same Stratix die with 32,470 logic elements, 3,317,184 RAM bits, and 597 user I/O. The 'GA' suffix on the part number typically denotes a specific ordering code or tape-and-reel packaging variant, but functionally the two parts are pin-to-pin equivalent. The non-GA variant is listed at $1,337.09 on Heisener as a pricing reference as of 2026-09-07.
Can the EP1S30F780C6GA be replaced by an EP1S30F1020C6?
Yes, in many designs the EP1S30F780C6GA can be replaced by an EP1S30F1020C6, which uses the same Stratix die but in a 1020-pin BGA package. The 1020-ball package exposes additional power and ground balls plus more I/O, so the 780-ball device is the superset of signals and the 1020-ball part has extra no-connect balls. Existing 780-BGA footprints cannot accept a 1020-BGA part without PCB rework, so this is a functional equivalent, not a drop-in replacement.
Is there a Stratix II equivalent to the EP1S30F780C6GA?
Yes, the Stratix II family is the direct successor and the EP2S30F780C6 is the closest functional equivalent in the same 780-FBGA package. The EP2S30F780C6 uses a 90 nm process, offers similar logic and memory capacity, and is pin-compatible at the BGA level for many designs. Designers migrating should review the Stratix II datasheet for I/O standard differences and Quartus II device-support requirements before swapping.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the EP1S30F780C6GA?
For a true drop-in replacement, the EP1S30F780C6 (without the GA suffix) is the closest pin-compatible variant in the same 780-FBGA package, both verified on Heisener and the Intel ordering guide. It uses the same Stratix die and I/O assignment. Beyond same-brand options, no widely available cross-brand drop-in alternative exists because Stratix is a proprietary Altera/Intel architecture; migration to Cyclone, Stratix II, or newer families requires Quartus design recompilation.
Hey Google, what is the difference between EP1S30F780C6GA and EP1S25F780C6?
The EP1S30F780C6GA contains 32,470 logic elements, while the EP1S25F780C6 contains roughly 25,660 logic elements, a difference of about 21%. Both parts share the same 780-FBGA package and similar I/O counts, so they are pin-compatible at the BGA level but require recompiling the Quartus II design to target the smaller device. Choose EP1S30 when the design needs the full logic capacity; choose EP1S25 for cost reduction when fit is achievable.
Where can I download the EP1S30F780C6GA datasheet PDF?
The official Intel Stratix family datasheet, which covers the EP1S30F780C6GA, can be downloaded from the Intel programmable logic support site at intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/. Third-party datasheet mirrors are also available on Datasheets.GlobalSpec, YIC Electronics, and Lantron Chips. The Stratix Device Handbook provides detailed pinout tables, electrical characteristics, and configuration guidance; note that the original Altera datasheet document number was DS-STRATIX, and Intel no longer publishes it on the public web.
Where can I find the EP1S30F780C6GA pinout?
The full EP1S30F780C6GA pinout is published in the Altera/Intel Stratix Device Handbook, including pin tables for the 780-FBGA package with bank assignments and I/O standard support. Because the FBGA has 780 balls, the pinout is provided as a per-bank table rather than a single page diagram. Designers should consult the Quartus II pin planner or the Stratix pin information file (PINOUT.csv) for machine-readable pin assignments.

Engineering reference data for EP1S30F780C6GA — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EP1S30F780C6GA for legacy Stratix-based designs requiring 32,470 logic elements, 3,317,184 bits of RAM, and 597 user I/O in the 780-FBGA package, where the design was originally compiled for this exact device. For pure drop-in replacement with identical ordering characteristics, prefer EP1S30F780C6 (same die, no GA suffix). If the design fits within 25,660 LEs, EP1S25F780C6 or EP1S25F780C6N (lead-free) provide identical package and pinout at lower cost. For designs needing only 18,460 LEs, EP1S20F780C6 or EP1S20F780C6N are the lowest-cost 780-FBGA Stratix parts. None of these are pin-compatible with Stratix II, III, or later families; migrating to a newer architecture requires a Quartus recompile and may need I/O standard or pinmap rework. All alternatives remain obsolete and should be sourced only with verified stock and lead-time quotes.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EP1S30F780C6 EP1S25F780C6 EP1S25F780C6N EP1S20F780C6 EP1S20F780C6N
Brand Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel Intel
Package 780-FBGA (29x29) 780-FBGA (29x29) - same 780-FBGA (29x29) - same 780-FBGA (29x29) - same 780-FBGA (29x29) - same 780-FBGA (29x29) - same
Logic Elements 32,470 32,470 (same) 25,660 25,660 18,460 18,460
Total RAM Bits 3,317,184 3,317,184 (same) 1,922,048 1,922,048 1,663,696 1,663,696
User I/O (max) 597 597 597 597 586 586
Core Voltage 1.425 V to 1.575 V 1.425 V to 1.575 V 1.425 V to 1.575 V 1.425 V to 1.575 V 1.425 V to 1.575 V 1.425 V to 1.575 V
Speed Grade C6 C6 C6 C6 C6 C6
Lead-Free (N suffix) Unknown Unknown Unknown Yes (N suffix) Unknown Yes (N suffix)
Lifecycle Status Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete

Key Differentiators

  • Higher logic capacity in same 780-FBGA footprint (vs EP1S25F780C6)
  • Larger TriMatrix memory than smaller density siblings (vs EP1S20F780C6)
  • Single-supply 1.5 V core simplifies power architecture (vs Cross-brand SRAM FPGAs)

Design Notes

Estimated: at a typical Stratix core current of approximately 1.5 A at 1.5 V plus I/O bank power, the EP1S30F780C6GA can draw 3 to 5 W depending on toggle rate. Use a buck regulator with at least 10 percent headroom on the 1.5 V rail, and decouple with 100 nF X7R ceramic capacitors within 5 mm of every supply pin plus bulk polymer or tantalum capacitors on each power plane. The 780-FBGA exposes dozens of GND balls; connect all to a continuous ground plane for thermal dissipation.

The 780-FBGA package has a fine 1.0 mm ball pitch, which typically requires 0.4 mm laser-drilled microvias and via-in-pad technology for reliable assembly. Use a high-Tg FR-4 or low-loss PCB laminate to manage z-axis expansion, and apply underfill during board-level reliability qualification. Per the Stratix Device Handbook pinout guide, all 597 user I/O are assigned to banks; place bank reference voltage pins with local decoupling and verify with the Quartus II pin planner before tape-out.

Stratix SRAM-based FPGAs are volatile and must be configured at every power-up from a configuration device such as an EPC16 or EPCS serial flash; forgetting the configuration source renders the device non-functional. JTAG and passive serial configuration modes are supported but require dedicated pins that must be reserved in the pin planner. Mixing I/O standards across banks without matching VREF voltages causes input latch-up, and exceeding the 1.575 V maximum core voltage instantly destroys the die.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Unknown
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, and conflict-mineral compliance were not present in the verified distributor snippets for EP1S30F780C6GA. Intel/Altera discontinued the original Stratix family long before these compliance fields were systematically published, so most reseller listings do not surface them. Industrial (I) temperature grade variants exist for the same die.

Data verified on: 2026-09-07 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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