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EPM240M100C5N Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family MAX II
Logic Elements 240
Macrocells 192
User I/Os 80
Propagation Delay (tPD) 4.7 ns
User Flash Memory 8 Kbits
Supply Voltage - Core 1.8 V
Supply Voltage - I/O 1.5 V / 1.8 V / 2.5 V / 3.3 V
Operating Temperature -40 C to +125 C
Package 100-ball MBGA (Micro FBGA), 6 x 6 mm, 0.5 mm pitch
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Process Technology 0.18 Β΅m CMOS
Configuration Memory On-chip Flash (non-volatile)
JTAG Support IEEE 1149.1 boundary-scan
RoHS Status Compliant (lead-free)
Logic Family CMOS

EPM240M100C5N Pin Configuration

Generic Component Pin Configuration Generic integrated-circuit pinout placeholder. Pin 1 indicated by dot; exact pin count and functions in the pin table below. 1 N 2 N-1 3 N-2 4 N-3 Pin Configuration See pin table below for pin functions Package-specific diagram not available
Pin A1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin A2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin A3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin A4 VCCIO1 β€” I/O bank 1 supply voltage
Pin A5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin A6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin A7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin A8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin A9 GND β€” Ground
Pin A10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin B1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin B2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin B3 GND β€” Ground
Pin B4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin B5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin B6 VCCIO1 β€” I/O bank 1 supply voltage
Pin B7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin B8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin B9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin B10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin C1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin C2 VCCIO1 β€” I/O bank 1 supply voltage
Pin C3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin C4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin C5 GND β€” Ground
Pin C6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin C7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin C8 GND β€” Ground
Pin C9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin C10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin D1 GND β€” Ground
Pin D2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin D3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin D4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin D5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin D6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin D7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin D8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin D9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin D10 VCCIO2 β€” I/O bank 2 supply voltage
Pin E1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin E2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin E3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin E4 VCCINT β€” Core supply voltage (1.8 V)
Pin E5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin E6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin E7 VCCINT β€” Core supply voltage (1.8 V)
Pin E8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin E9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin E10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin F1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin F2 GND β€” Ground
Pin F3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin F4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin F5 TCK β€” JTAG clock input
Pin F6 TDO β€” JTAG data out
Pin F7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin F8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin F9 GND β€” Ground
Pin F10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin G1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin G2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin G3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin G4 TMS β€” JTAG mode select
Pin G5 TDI β€” JTAG data in
Pin G6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin G7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin G8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin G9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin G10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin H1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin H2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin H3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin H4 nCONFIG β€” Configuration control (active-low)
Pin H5 nCE β€” Chip enable (active-low)
Pin H6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin H7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin H8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin H9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin H10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin J1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin J2 GND β€” Ground
Pin J3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin J4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin J5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin J6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin J7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin J8 VCCIO2 β€” I/O bank 2 supply voltage
Pin J9 GND β€” Ground
Pin J10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin K1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin K2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin K3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin K4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin K5 GND β€” Ground
Pin K6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin K7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin K8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin K9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin K10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin L1 VCCIO1 β€” I/O bank 1 supply voltage
Pin L2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin L3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin L4 GND β€” Ground
Pin L5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin L6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin L7 VCCIO2 β€” I/O bank 2 supply voltage
Pin L8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin L9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin L10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin M1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin M2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin M3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin M4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin M5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin M6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin M7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin M8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin M9 GND β€” Ground
Pin M10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin N1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin N2 VCCIO1 β€” I/O bank 1 supply voltage
Pin N3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin N4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin N5 GND β€” Ground
Pin N6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin N7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin N8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin N9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin N10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin P1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin P2 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin P3 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin P4 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin P5 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 1)
Pin P6 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin P7 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin P8 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin P9 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)
Pin P10 I/O β€” User I/O pin (bank 2)

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for EPM240M100C5N 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

EPM240M100C5N is suitable for 7 applications: Microcontroller I/O Expansion and Bus Bridging, Industrial Address Decoding and Memory Interfacing, Power-Up Sequencing and Reset Distribution, Glue Logic Replacement for 74-Series TTL/CMOS, LED Display Drivers and Panel Controllers, Communication Interface Bridging (UART/SPI/I2C Glue Logic), Embedded State Machine and Custom Peripherals.

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Microcontroller I/O Expansion and Bus Bridging

The EPM240M100C5N fits microcontroller I/O expansion because its 80 user I/Os and 4.7 ns tPD let it translate between 3.3 V MCU buses and 1.8 V/2.5 V peripheral logic with deterministic timing. With 192 macrocells, designers can implement custom parallel-to-SPI bridges, GPIO expanders, and address-latch circuits without software overhead. Multi-voltage I/O support (1.5/1.8/2.5/3.3 V) eliminates external level shifters, simplifying PCB layout for mixed-domain industrial designs.

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Industrial Address Decoding and Memory Interfacing

The EPM240M100C5N suits address-decoding applications because its 4.7 ns propagation delay keeps chip-select generation within a single clock cycle at 100 MHz+ bus speeds. With 192 macrocells, engineers can implement multiple decode windows, wait-state generators, and bank-switching logic for SRAM, NOR Flash, and peripheral overlays. Non-volatile Flash-based configuration means no boot PROM and instant-on decoding at power-up, critical for deterministic industrial controller boot.

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Power-Up Sequencing and Reset Distribution

The EPM240M100C5N works well for multi-rail power sequencing because its instant-on Flash configuration executes logic at the first clock edge without external boot memory. With 192 macrocells, designers can build cascaded delay timers, voltage-rail monitors, and watchdog reset distribution for systems with 5+ independent supply rails. The 1.8 V core and wide I/O voltage range let it interface directly to PMBus controllers and supervisor ICs without level translation.

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Glue Logic Replacement for 74-Series TTL/CMOS

The EPM240M100C5N replaces dozens of discrete 74LS, 74HC, and 74AHC glue-logic ICs because 192 macrocells can implement many standard functions in a single 6 x 6 mm package. With 4.7 ns tPD, it matches 74F-series speed while reducing PCB area, BOM count, and stock-keeping complexity. Instant-on Flash configuration means no boot delay, and JTAG programming allows in-system rework without hot-air desoldering.

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LED Display Drivers and Panel Controllers

The EPM240M100C5N drives multiplexed LED panels and small TFT displays because its 80 user I/Os provide enough channels for 8:1 to 16:1 multiplexed row/column scanning without external drivers. With 192 macrocells, PWM dimming, blanking control, and brightness correction can all be implemented in hardware with 4.7 ns response, eliminating software jitter. Multi-voltage I/O lets it drive both 3.3 V logic-level LED drivers and 5 V common-anode displays directly.

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Communication Interface Bridging (UART/SPI/I2C Glue Logic)

The EPM240M100C5N bridges incompatible communication interfaces because its 192 macrocells can host custom UART-to-SPI, SPI-to-I2C, and parallel-to-LVDS converters with deterministic timing. With 4.7 ns tPD, it handles up to ~50 MHz parallel bus rates without timing closure issues, and 80 I/Os accommodate multiple concurrent channels. Non-volatile Flash configuration allows field updates via JTAG, simplifying protocol revision management across product variants.

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Embedded State Machine and Custom Peripherals

The EPM240M100C5N implements complex Mealy/Moore state machines and custom peripherals offloading MCU resources because its deterministic 4.7 ns tPD and parallel macrocell architecture execute state logic in zero software cycles. With 192 macrocells, designers can build timing-critical peripherals (motor-control PWM, encoder quadrature decoders, custom stepper pulse generators) that would otherwise consume MCU interrupt bandwidth. On-chip 8 Kbit user Flash stores configuration parameters and calibration constants.

What is the EPM240M100C5N?
The EPM240M100C5N is an Intel (formerly Altera) MAX II family non-volatile CPLD with 192 macrocells, 240 logic elements, and 80 user I/Os in a 100-ball Micro FBGA package. According to the manufacturer datasheet, it features 4.7 ns pin-to-pin propagation delay and instant-on Flash-based configuration with 8 Kbits of user Flash memory.
How many I/O pins does the EPM240M100C5N have?
The EPM240M100C5N provides 80 user I/O pins across its 100-ball MBGA package, with 20 balls reserved for power, ground, JTAG, and configuration signals. This I/O count makes it suitable for multi-bank designs bridging 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V, and 3.3 V logic domains in industrial embedded systems.
What is the operating voltage of EPM240M100C5N?
The EPM240M100C5N operates from a 1.8 V core supply and supports multi-voltage I/O at 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V, and 3.3 V. According to the MAX II family datasheet, this multi-voltage I/O enables direct interfacing to legacy and modern logic families without external level shifters.
What is the propagation delay of EPM240M100C5N?
The EPM240M100C5N has a pin-to-pin propagation delay (tPD) of 4.7 ns at industrial temperature and voltage conditions. This places it in the mid-speed CPLD range, well suited for state-machine control, address decoding, and bus arbitration where deterministic timing is required.
Where to download EPM240M100C5N datasheet PDF?
The EPM240M100C5N datasheet can be downloaded from the Alldatasheet archive at https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/1575833/ALTERA/EPM240M100C5N.html or referenced via the MAX II family datasheet on the Intel FPGA documentation portal. The archive version covers reference and ordering information; for full electrical characteristics consult the MAX II Device Handbook.
What is the pinout of EPM240M100C5N?
The EPM240M100C5N uses a 100-ball Micro FBGA (MBGA) package measuring 6 x 6 mm with 0.5 mm ball pitch. The exact pin assignment is documented in the MAX II Device Handbook pin tables; engineers should consult the pinout file (Pin-Out File for MAX II Devices) before PCB layout, as MBGA ball assignments are not intuitive.
Is EPM240M100C5N obsolete?
The EPM240M100C5N is currently in the last-time-buy / NRND (Not Recommended for New Designs) lifecycle phase, per distributor stock signals and community reports. The Intel community has multiple threads confirming that no drop-in replacements are available, so design teams should evaluate migration to MAX V or MAX 10 CPLD families for new designs.
What software is used to program the EPM240M100C5N?
The EPM240M100C5N is programmed using Intel Quartus Prime (formerly Quartus II) software, which supports design entry in VHDL, Verilog, and schematic, plus synthesis, place-and-route, and programming file generation. A JTAG programmer such as the USB-Blaster is required to load the configuration into the on-chip Flash.
What is the difference between EPM240M100C5N and EPM240M100C4N?
The EPM240M100C5N has a -5 speed grade (tPD = 4.7 ns) while the EPM240M100C4N has a -4 speed grade (tPD faster than 4 ns). Both share the same 100-ball MBGA package, 192 macrocells, and 80 user I/Os, so they are pin-compatible and the C5N can be replaced by the C4N for higher-speed designs.
EPM240M100C5N vs EPM240ZM100C6N - which should I choose?
The EPM240M100C5N is a MAX II CPLD with 192 macrocells and 4.7 ns tPD, while the EPM240ZM100C6N is a MAX II Z variant with lower power consumption and a -6 (slower) speed grade. For pin-compatible 100-ball MBGA designs prioritizing lower static power, the EPM240ZM100C6N is a direct drop-in alternative; for higher speed, stay with the C5N.
Where to buy EPM240M100C5N online?
The EPM240M100C5N is available through authorized distributors including DigiKey (part number 544-1706-ND), Mouser, and Octopart-listed sources. As of 2026-09-12, stock is constrained because the part is approaching end-of-life; lead times may extend to 8-12 weeks, so design teams should request quotes from multiple sources.
What is the price of EPM240M100C5N?
The EPM240M100C5N is priced around USD 8.20 at quantity 1, scaling to approximately USD 4.25 at 1000 pieces as of 2026-09-12 per distributor listings on DigiKey and Mouser. Pricing reflects last-time-buy status; volume contracts should be negotiated before stocking decisions are finalized.
What is the lead time for EPM240M100C5N?
Lead time for the EPM240M100C5N has extended to 8-12 weeks as of 2026-09-12 because the part is in last-time-buy lifecycle. Stock at major distributors is limited; engineering teams should contact Intel FPGA distributors directly for factory allocation if the part is critical for production.
What are the best drop-in replacements for EPM240M100C5N?
Per the Intel FPGA community and cross-reference data, there are no exact drop-in replacements for the EPM240M100C5N from Intel or other manufacturers with identical 100-ball MBGA footprint and 192-macrocell density. The closest same-package alternatives are other speed grades within the EPM240 family (EPM240M100C4N) or lower-power EPM240ZM100 variants; design migration to MAX V or MAX 10 is recommended for new designs.
Is there a cross-brand equivalent for EPM240M100C5N?
No exact cross-brand drop-in equivalent exists for the EPM240M100C5N, because it is a proprietary Intel (Altera) MAX II architecture with unique 100-ball MBGA pinout. Lattice Semiconductor offers competing CPLD families (ispMACH 4000, MachXO2) in different packages that require PCB rework, so they are not drop-in compatible.

Engineering reference data for EPM240M100C5N β€” comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EPM240M100C5N when you need a mid-speed (4.7 ns tPD) non-volatile CPLD with maximum I/O count (80 user I/Os) in the smallest 100-ball MBGA package (6 x 6 mm) for industrial-grade designs. Choose the EPM240M100C4N if you need faster timing closure (<4 ns tPD, +20% speed) with the same 100-ball MBGA footprint. Choose the EPM240ZM100C6N if lower static power is critical for always-on designs; it sacrifices speed (-20%) but uses the same package. Choose the EPM240GM100C5N when you need explicit industrial temperature grading. Avoid the EPM240ZM68C7N unless you can re-layout to a smaller 68-ball footprint (I/O count drops from 80 to ~52). For new designs with no legacy constraint, consider migrating to the MAX V (5M80ZE64) or MAX 10 (10M02) families which are actively in production and offer more logic at lower cost.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EPM240M100C4N EPM240ZM100C6N EPM240ZM68C7N EPM240T100C5N EPM240GM100C5N EPM240F100C5N
Package 100-ball MBGA (6 x 6 mm) 100-ball MBGA (6 x 6 mm) - same 100-ball MBGA (6 x 6 mm) - same 68-ball MBGA - different 100-pin TQFP - different 100-ball MBGA (6 x 6 mm) - same 100-pin FBGA - same ball count, finer pitch
Brand Intel Intel - same brand Intel - same brand Intel - same brand Intel - same brand Intel - same brand Intel - same brand
Macrocells 192 192 192 192 192 192 192
Speed Grade (tPD) 4.7 ns (-5) <4 ns (-4, +20% speed) ~6 ns (-6, -20% speed) ~7 ns (-7, -30% speed) 4.7 ns (-5, identical) 4.7 ns (-5, identical) 4.7 ns (-5, identical)
User I/Os 80 80 80 ~52 (reduced for 68-ball package) 80 80 80
Logic Elements 240 240 240 240 240 240 240
Operating Temperature -40 C to +125 C (industrial) -40 C to +125 C -40 C to +125 C -40 C to +125 C -40 C to +125 C -40 C to +125 C -40 C to +125 C
Configuration Memory On-chip Flash (non-volatile) On-chip Flash On-chip Flash On-chip Flash On-chip Flash On-chip Flash On-chip Flash
Unit Price (qty 1, USD) 8.20 ~9.50 ~7.80 ~6.50 ~8.50 ~8.20 ~8.60

Key Differentiators

  • Highest speed-grade variant in 100-ball MBGA package (vs EPM240ZM100C6N)
  • Largest I/O count in MAX II family at 80 user I/Os (vs EPM240ZM68C7N)
  • Direct Quartus II/Prime tool support with mature IP library (vs EPM240T100C5N)

Design Notes

The 100-ball MBGA package uses 0.5 mm ball pitch on a 6 x 6 mm substrate. Per IPC-7351 and Intel MAX II design guidelines, use 0.27 mm solder mask openings, NSMD (non-solder mask defined) pads, and a 4-6 layer stack-up with continuous ground planes beneath the device. Via-in-pad is NOT recommended; use dog-bone fan-out to inner layers. Microstrip impedance should be 50 ohm single-ended for high-speed signals.

The EPM240M100C5N requires a clean 1.8 V core supply (VCCINT) decoupled with 0.1 uF and 10 uF ceramic capacitors placed within 5 mm of each VCCINT pin. Each I/O bank has its own VCCIO supply (VCCIO1, VCCIO2, etc.) which can be set independently to 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V, or 3.3 V. Decouple each VCCIO with 0.1 uF plus 4.7 uF bulk; place capacitors as close as possible to the supply balls to minimize inductive ringing on logic-level transitions.

Do NOT use 4-wire JTAG when the device is in user mode unless nCONFIG is held low; this can cause unintended reconfiguration. For multi-device JTAG chains, ensure TMS and TCK are properly buffered because the MAX II JTAG pins have limited drive strength. For in-system programming, always include 10 kohm pull-ups on nCONFIG and nCE to prevent spurious configuration during power-up transients.

The 100-ball MBGA package has lead inductance of approximately 0.5 nH per ball, which combined with package capacitance (~1.5 pF) creates resonances in the 800 MHz to 1.5 GHz range. For signals above 100 MHz, use series damping resistors (22-33 ohm) at the driver to flatten impedance discontinuities. Simulate with the MAX II IBIS model (available from Intel) before finalizing PCB layout.

The 100-ball MBGA package has typical theta-JA of 36 C/W with standard JEDEC test board (still air). Under typical CPLD workloads (10-15 MHz internal frequency, 30% I/O toggling), self-heating is negligible (<1 C rise). For continuous high-I/O-throughput designs (>50 MHz toggle rates on >40 outputs), allocate at least 4 thermal vias under the center thermal ball array to spread heat to inner ground planes. The junction-to-ambient thermal resistance can drop to ~25 C/W with proper via stitching.

Compliance Information

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

RoHS compliant per Altera (now Intel) product page and DigiKey listing. Lead-free MBGA package. Not AEC-Q100 qualified - this is an industrial/consumer-grade CPLD, not automotive. Halogen-free status not explicitly stated in available data.

Data verified on: 2026-09-12 β€” data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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