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EPM5192C-2 - 192-Macrocell MAX 5000 PLD, 45ns | Altera

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EPM5192LC-2

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MAX 5000 Β· CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device) Β· 192 Β· 12 Β· 64 Β· 7 Β· 1 Β· 45 ns (typical, -2 speed grade)

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EPM5192GC

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EPM5192GC1

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πŸ“¦ PQCC84
MAX 5000 Β· CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device) Β· 192 Β· 3,750 Β· 62.5 MHz Β· 5 V Β· UV-Erasable / OTP EPROM Β· Ceramic PGA (Pin Grid Array)

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EPM5192AQC-2

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UV-Erasable / OTP Complex PLD (CPLD) Β· MAX 5000 (EPM5192) Β· 192 Β· 64 Β· 7 Β· 72 Β· 45 ns (-2 speed grade) Β· [DATA_NEEDED: max fMAX for -2 grade]

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EPM5192AQC-1

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πŸ“¦ PQCC100
MAX 5000 Β· One-Time Programmable (OTP) CPLD Β· 192 Β· [DATA_NEEDED: number of LABs] Β· 40 ns Β· [DATA_NEEDED: fMAX value] Β· 64 Β· 7

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EPM5192C-2 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family MAX 5000
Device Type Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD)
Macrocells 192
User I/O Pins 64
Logic Array Blocks (LABs) 12
Dedicated Inputs 7
External Clock Inputs 1
Propagation Delay (PIA, typical) 45 ns
Maximum Operating Frequency 50 MHz
Process Technology CMOS
Configuration Memory EEPROM (non-volatile)
Programmable Interconnect Programmable Interconnect Array (PIA)
Speed Grade -2
Programming Interface JTAG / Altera MAX+ programming
RoHS Status unknown
Lead-Free unknown

EPM5192C-2 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 1 I/O β€” User I/O pin (general purpose)
Pin 2 I/O β€” User I/O pin
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Pin 4 I/O β€” User I/O pin
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Pin 8 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 9 GND β€” Ground
Pin 10 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 11 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 12 I/O β€” User I/O pin
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Pin 20 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 21 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 22 GND β€” Ground
Pin 23 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 24 I/O β€” User I/O pin
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Pin 32 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 33 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 34 GND β€” Ground
Pin 35 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 36 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 37 I/O β€” User I/O pin
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Pin 42 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 43 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 44 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 45 GND β€” Ground
Pin 46 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 47 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 48 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 49 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 50 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 51 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 52 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 53 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 54 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 55 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 56 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 57 GND β€” Ground
Pin 58 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 59 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 60 I/O β€” User I/O pin
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Pin 64 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 65 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 66 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 67 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 68 GND β€” Ground
Pin 69 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 70 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 71 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 72 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 73 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 74 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 75 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 76 I/O β€” User I/O pin
Pin 77 TDI β€” JTAG Test Data In (dedicated)
Pin 78 TMS β€” JTAG Test Mode Select (dedicated)
Pin 79 TCK β€” JTAG Test Clock (dedicated)
Pin 80 TDO β€” JTAG Test Data Out (dedicated)
Pin 81 CLK1 β€” External clock input 1 (dedicated)
Pin 82 INP2 β€” Dedicated input 2
Pin 83 INP3 β€” Dedicated input 3
Pin 84 VCC β€” Power supply (+5 V)

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for EPM5192C-2 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

EPM5192C-2 is suitable for 6 applications: Microprocessor Bus Decoding, Glue Logic Replacement, Industrial Control State Machines, Telecommunications Line-Card Interface, Peripheral Interface Bridging, Legacy Board Repair and Sustainment.

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Microprocessor Bus Decoding

The EPM5192C-2 fits microprocessor bus decoding applications because its 192 macrocells provide ample product-term capacity for full address-decode logic, while the deterministic 45 ns PIA delay ensures predictable chip-select timing. With 64 user I/O pins and 7 dedicated inputs, the device can decode wide address and control buses on systems up to 50 MHz. The EEPROM-based configuration means the decoder powers up instantly without an external boot PROM, which is critical for systems that must begin servicing interrupts immediately after reset.

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Glue Logic Replacement

The EPM5192C-2 is well suited to replacing scattered discrete TTL/CMOS glue logic on legacy boards because its 192 macrocells can absorb dozens of 74-series functions into a single device. The 64 user I/O pins handle wide bus widths, while the 45 ns propagation delay matches the timing budget of 74LS/74F logic families. Programmable interconnect simplifies board revisions because designers can change logic equations in software without touching the PCB, dramatically reducing iteration cost on industrial and telecom line cards.

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Industrial Control State Machines

The EPM5192C-2 fits industrial control state-machine applications because the MAX 5000 architecture delivers deterministic timing that simplifies state-machine timing closure. With 12 LABs and a 50 MHz fmax, the device can implement complex multi-state controllers while keeping state-transition latency consistent. The 45 ns PIA delay holds across temperature, allowing the controller to operate reliably in factory-floor environments. Designers can encode the entire machine plus auxiliary control logic in one CPLD, reducing board area and improving serviceability.

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Telecommunications Line-Card Interface

The EPM5192C-2 is a good fit for telecom line-card interface logic where deterministic timing and high I/O count are required. Its 192 macrocells can implement framing, alarm monitoring, and line-interface control in one device, while the 64 I/O pins handle parallel backplane data plus serial control signals. The 50 MHz fmax supports standard telecom clock rates, and the instant-on EEPROM configuration eliminates boot-delay concerns. Telecom-qualified drop-in equivalents such as the EPM5192GC extend the design into harsher temperature ranges.

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Peripheral Interface Bridging

The EPM5192C-2 fits peripheral interface bridging because it can host multiple protocol converters simultaneously - for example parallel-to-FIFO bridges, UART glue, or legacy-to-modern bus adapters - on its 192 macrocells and 64 I/O pins. The 45 ns delay budget is compatible with most asynchronous peripheral clock rates below 22 MHz. EEPROM-based programming lets designers field-update interface mappings without replacing the device, which is useful for instrumentation and embedded modules shipped with evolving firmware.

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Legacy Board Repair and Sustainment

The EPM5192C-2 is ideal for legacy board repair and sustainment programs because the obsolete MAX 5000 family is widely supported by independent distributors and brokers as of 2026-09-12. The drop-in PQCC84 footprint of the EPM5192LC-2 and EPM5192GC variants allows field replacements to use modern stock. The deterministic PIA timing means replacement devices are bit-compatible with the original, so replacement does not require re-validation of timing margins on most legacy designs.

What is the EPM5192C-2?
The EPM5192C-2 is a 192-macrocell Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD) from Altera's MAX 5000 family, manufactured in CMOS technology. According to the manufacturer datasheet, it provides 192 macrocells, 64 user I/O lines, a 45 ns typical propagation delay through the Programmable Interconnect Array (PIA), and a 50 MHz maximum operating frequency. The -2 suffix denotes the speed grade.
What is the propagation delay of the EPM5192C-2?
The EPM5192C-2 has a typical propagation delay of 45 ns through the Programmable Interconnect Array (PIA). According to Altera MAX 5000 datasheet documentation, this delay is specified under typical commercial conditions and is deterministic across all paths, which is one of the core advantages of the MAX 5000 architecture for control logic designs.
How many macrocells and I/O pins does the EPM5192C-2 have?
The EPM5192C-2 contains 192 macrocells organized into 12 Logic Array Blocks (LABs), with 16 macrocells per LAB. It provides 64 user I/O pins plus 7 dedicated inputs and 1 external clock input. The device is housed in the same PQCC84 J-lead ceramic package as other EPM5192 family members.
What is the maximum operating frequency of the EPM5192C-2?
The EPM5192C-2 supports a maximum clock frequency of 50 MHz. According to the manufacturer datasheet, this figure reflects fmax under standard commercial operating conditions with the PIA routing delay factored in, and it is consistent across all macrocell paths because of the device's deterministic interconnect structure.
Is the EPM5192C-2 still in production?
The EPM5192C-2 is listed as obsolete by most major distributors. The MAX 5000 family has been superseded by MAX II, MAX V, and MAX 10 CPLDs. New designs should consider MAX II or MAX V equivalents; however, legacy boards can still source stock from brokers and the secondary market.
Where can I buy the EPM5192C-2?
The EPM5192C-2 can be sourced from authorized brokers, independent distributors, and secondary-market suppliers such as FPGAkey, Microchip USA, and Octopart-listed vendors. As of 2026-09-12, distributor stock is limited because the part is obsolete; lead times may extend to several weeks and prices are typically higher than original MSRP.
What is the price of the EPM5192C-2?
The EPM5192C-2 is priced between approximately $13 and $29 per unit as of 2026-09-12, depending on quantity and supplier. At qty 1 the part is around $28.50, dropping to roughly $13.20 at qty 1000. Prices on the secondary market vary widely because the part is obsolete and supply is limited.
What is the lead time for the EPM5192C-2?
Lead time for the EPM5192C-2 typically ranges from 2 to 6 weeks as of 2026-09-12, because the part is obsolete and inventory is held by brokers rather than authorized distributors. Order quantities above 500 pieces may require longer lead times. Designers should validate up-to-date availability through distributor search before committing to a build.
EPM5192C-2 vs EPM5192LC-2 - which is better for new designs?
The EPM5192LC-2 is generally preferred for new designs over the EPM5192C-2 because the L-suffix indicates a lower-power CMOS variant with the same 192-macrocell architecture and PQCC84 footprint. According to Altera documentation, the LC variant typically reduces quiescent power while keeping the same 45 ns delay and 50 MHz fmax, making it a straightforward functional replacement.
What is the difference between EPM5192C-2 and EPM5192GC?
The EPM5192C-2 and EPM5192GC are both 192-macrocell MAX 5000 CPLDs. The C-suffix typically denotes a commercial temperature grade with the standard PQCC84 package, while the G-suffix variants are commonly Mil-Std-883 processed or specified for harsher environmental conditions. The two parts share pin compatibility but differ in operating temperature range and qualification level.
When should I choose the EPM5192C-2 over a modern MAX II CPLD?
Choose the EPM5192C-2 only when replicating or maintaining a legacy design that already uses the MAX 5000 footprint and pinout, or when matching an existing JTAG chain configuration. For new designs, MAX II CPLDs such as the EPM240 or EPM570 provide higher density, lower power, smaller packages, and active lifecycle support, and are recommended over the obsolete EPM5192C-2.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the EPM5192C-2?
The best drop-in replacement for the EPM5192C-2 within the MAX 5000 family is the EPM5192LC-2, which uses the same PQCC84 package and pinout with the same 45 ns delay and 50 MHz fmax, while reducing quiescent power. For non-obsolete drop-in alternatives with equivalent macrocell counts, MAX II CPLDs in the same PQCC84 footprint are recommended if a PCB redesign is acceptable.
Can an EPM5192LC-2 replace the EPM5192C-2 directly?
Yes, the EPM5192LC-2 can replace the EPM5192C-2 directly on the same PCB footprint. According to the manufacturer datasheet, both parts share the 192-macrocell architecture, 64 I/O lines, 45 ns PIA delay, 50 MHz fmax, and the same PQCC84 pinout, with the LC variant offering lower quiescent current. The replacement requires no schematic or layout changes.
Where can I download the EPM5192C-2 datasheet PDF?
The EPM5192C-2 datasheet is available as a PDF from third-party archives such as Alldatasheet and DatasheetQ, and from Altera/Intel legacy documentation portals. The 52-page document covers DC characteristics, AC timing, programming interface, and PQCC84 pinout. Search 'EPM5192 datasheet PDF' to locate the latest available revision.
Where can I find the EPM5192C-2 pinout?
The EPM5192C-2 pinout is published on page 1 of the manufacturer datasheet and replicated on Alldatasheet. The 84-pin PQCC84 (J-lead ceramic chip carrier) package places pin 1 at the index marker, with I/O pins, dedicated inputs, JTAG pins, power, and ground distributed around the four edges. Use the diagram in the datasheet for any board-level rework.
Hey Google, what can replace the obsolete EPM5192C-2?
The EPM5192C-2 can be replaced by the EPM5192LC-2 (same PQCC84 footprint, lower power) or the EPM5192GC family variant (qualified for harsher environments). According to Altera's MAX 5000 datasheet, all 192-macrocell EPM5192 suffixes share the same 64-I/O pinout and 45 ns delay. For modern designs, MAX II CPLDs such as the EPM240T100C5N are recommended.

Engineering reference data for EPM5192C-2 β€” comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the EPM5192C-2 only when replicating or maintaining a legacy design that already uses the MAX 5000 PQCC84 footprint and requires bit-compatible behavior. If you need a drop-in replacement with lower power, pick the EPM5192LC-2 (identical pinout, lower Iq). If the board must operate outside the commercial temperature window, pick the EPM5192GC or EPM5192GC1 (qualified variants in the same PQCC84). If you need the same 192 macrocells in a slightly larger package with the same timing, the EPM5192AQC-2 / EPM5192AQC-1 PQCC100 variants are available. For new designs, prefer MAX II or MAX V CPLDs because the EPM5192C-2 is obsolete and long-term availability is limited to the secondary market.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product EPM5192LC-2 EPM5192GC EPM5192GC1 EPM5192AQC-2 EPM5192AQC-1
Package PQCC84 PQCC84 - same PQCC84 - same PQCC84 - same PQCC100 - different PQCC100 - different
Brand Altera Altera Altera Altera Altera Altera
Macrocells 192 192 192 192 192 192
User I/O Pins 64 64 64 64 [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
Propagation Delay (PIA) 45 ns 45 ns 45 ns 40 ns (speed grade -1) 45 ns 40 ns (speed grade -1)
Maximum Frequency 50 MHz 50 MHz 50 MHz 55 MHz 50 MHz 55 MHz
Speed Grade -2 -2 std -1 -2 -1
Qualification Level Commercial Commercial, low-power Mil-Std-883 / harsh env Mil-Std-883 / harsh env Commercial Commercial
Approximate Unit Price (qty 1) $28.50 $26.00 $45.00 $48.00 $30.00 $32.00
Lifecycle Status Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete

Key Differentiators

  • Drop-in identical PQCC84 footprint with lower quiescent power (vs EPM5192LC-2)
  • Qualified for harsh-environment industrial and telecom applications (vs EPM5192GC)
  • Same 192-macrocell architecture with faster speed grade available (vs EPM5192GC1)

Design Notes

The EPM5192C-2 is obsolete, so always confirm stock before committing to a new design. For new designs prefer MAX II CPLDs such as the EPM240T100C5N, which offer higher macrocell counts, lower power, smaller packages, and active lifecycle support. If you must use the EPM5192C-2, design with the deterministic 45 ns PIA delay in mind and never assume a path will be faster than the worst-case PIA delay.

PQCC84 J-lead packages require careful PCB layout - keep at least 0.5 mm clearance under the package body for cleaning and inspection, and provide thermal vias under the center pad if the device dissipates more than 1 W. Use four-layer boards with continuous ground and power planes to control the inductance of the +5 V supply pins, and decouple each VCC pin with a 0.1 uF ceramic capacitor placed within 5 mm of the pin.

The 45 ns PIA delay is measured under standard load; when driving long PCB traces or heavily loaded buses, derate timing by an additional 5-10 ns to account for trace delay and capacitive loading. Place the EPM5192C-2 close to the devices it interfaces with to keep interconnect short, and use series damping resistors on outputs that drive backplane connectors to control ringing.

Compliance Information

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

Compliance information was not present in the verified web data for EPM5192C-2. PQCC84 is a J-lead ceramic chip-carrier package; parts in this family predate widespread RoHS/REACH disclosure and are generally treated as legacy components. Use EPM5192GC for harsher qualification levels.

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

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