EPM5192JM - 192-Macrocell MAX 5000 UV PLD, 55ns | Altera
MPN: EPM5192JM β End of Life| Qty | Unit Price | Extended |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $285 | $285.00 |
| 10 | $256.5 | $2,565.00 |
| 100 | $228 | $22,800.00 |
| 500 | $199.5 | $99,750.00 |
| 1,000 | $171 | $171,000.00 |
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View Datasheet βEPM5192JM Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics
| Family | MAX 5000 |
| Device Type | UV-Erasable Programmable Logic Device (EPLD) |
| Macrocells | 192 |
| Maximum User I/O | 64 |
| Dedicated Inputs | 7 |
| Total Input Channels | 72 |
| Propagation Delay (tPD) | 55 ns |
| Supply Voltage (VCC) | 4.5 V to 5.5 V (nominal 5 V) |
| Technology | CMOS, UV-erasable |
| Package | 84-pin Ceramic JLCC with quartz window (J84) |
| Operating Temperature Range | -55 C to +125 C (military grade, 'M' suffix) |
| Logic Architecture | Shared product-term AND/OR, programmable polarity |
| Programming Method | UV erase + EPROM programmer, JEDEC map |
| Development Tool | MAX+PLUS II (legacy Altera toolchain) |
| Compliance | MIL-STD-883 processing available on /883B suffix variants |
EPM5192JM Pin Configuration
| Pin 1 | GND β Ground |
| Pin 2 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 3 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 4 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 5 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 6 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 7 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 8 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 9 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 10 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 11 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 12 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 13 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 1) |
| Pin 14 | DEDICATED IN β Dedicated input (global clock/control) |
| Pin 15 | DEDICATED IN β Dedicated input |
| Pin 16 | DEDICATED IN β Dedicated input |
| Pin 17 | DEDICATED IN β Dedicated input |
| Pin 18 | DEDICATED IN β Dedicated input |
| Pin 19 | DEDICATED IN β Dedicated input |
| Pin 20 | DEDICATED IN β Dedicated input |
| Pin 21 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 2) |
| Pin 22 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 2) |
| Pin 23 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 2) |
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| Pin 34 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 2) |
| Pin 35 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 3) |
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| Pin 47 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 3) |
| Pin 48 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 3) |
| Pin 49 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 4) |
| Pin 50 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 4) |
| Pin 51 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 4) |
| Pin 52 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 4) |
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| Pin 60 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 4) |
| Pin 61 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 4) |
| Pin 62 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 4) |
| Pin 63 | VCC β +5 V supply |
| Pin 64 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 65 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 66 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 67 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 68 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
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| Pin 70 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
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| Pin 75 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 76 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 77 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 78 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 5) |
| Pin 79 | GND β Ground |
| Pin 80 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 6) |
| Pin 81 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 6) |
| Pin 82 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 6) |
| Pin 83 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 6) |
| Pin 84 | I/O β Bidirectional user I/O pin (group 6) |
Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics
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
EPM5192JM is suitable for 6 applications: Legacy VMEbus Address Decoding, Custom State Machine for Instrumentation, Multibus II Bus Interface Glue Logic, Defense Electronics Sustainment, Replacement of Multiple 22V10/26V12 PALs, Aerospace Avionics Interface Logic.
Legacy VMEbus Address Decoding
The EPM5192JM fits VMEbus address-decode and interrupt-handling designs because its 192 macrocells and 64 I/O lines can decode the full 32-bit VME address space plus generate all bus-grant and interrupt-acknowledge daisy-chain signals in a single device. Placed near the VME backplane connector with TTL-level buffers, the EPM5192JM replaces several discrete 22V10/26V12 PALs and reduces board area while preserving the legacy 5 V logic levels. The 55 ns tPD is compatible with the 8 to 16 MHz VMEbus cycle timings, and the -55 C to +125 C military temperature grade supports avionics and ruggedized enclosures.
Recommended
Custom State Machine for Instrumentation
The EPM5192JM is well suited for instrumentation state machines because its 192 macrocells can encode multi-state sequences for arbitrary waveform generators, protocol analyzers, or data-acquisition sequencers in a single package. The shared product-term architecture allows unused product terms to be borrowed between adjacent macrocells, increasing effective utilization when state encoding is one-hot or Gray-coded. The 7 dedicated inputs provide global clock, master reset, and run/stop controls without consuming user I/O, leaving the full 64 I/O lines free for per-channel control signals.
Recommended
Multibus II Bus Interface Glue Logic
The EPM5192JM consolidates Multibus II bus-interface glue logic, including arbitration, parity generation, and message-passing handshake sequencing, into one 192-macrocell device. The 5 V CMOS I/O is directly TTL-compatible with the Multibus II backplane drivers, and the 55 ns propagation delay fits the 10 MHz Multibus II cycle budget with comfortable margin. The windowed ceramic package supports in-house firmware updates for legacy systems that must remain field-reprogrammable over decades of service life.
Recommended
Defense Electronics Sustainment
The EPM5192JM is a sustainment-of-supply choice for defense electronics programs where the original 1980s/1990s MAX 5000 design is required by specification and a like-for-like replacement is mandatory. The MIL-STD-883 processing (available on the /883B suffix variants) provides guaranteed performance under the harsh mechanical, thermal, and vibration environments of military hardware. The windowed ceramic JLCC package preserves the option to erase and re-program the device using a standard EPROM programmer, which is essential for field-update procedures.
Recommended
Replacement of Multiple 22V10/26V12 PALs
The EPM5192JM replaces clusters of 22V10 or 26V12 PAL devices on legacy boards, since 192 macrocells is roughly equivalent to eight 24-pin PALs in terms of raw logic capacity, while drawing power from a single 5 V rail. The shared product-term architecture and programmable output polarity let designers consolidate scattered glue logic into one package, simplifying the BOM, reducing socket count, and improving long-term reliability by removing multiple solder joints. This consolidation is a common retrofit in industrial control systems where spare PAL sockets must be eliminated.
Recommended
Aerospace Avionics Interface Logic
The EPM5192JM is used in aerospace avionics for ARINC 429, MIL-STD-1553, and discrete-signal interface logic where 5 V CMOS logic and a wide military temperature range are required. The 192 macrocells can encode channel-multiplex, label-recognition, and parity-check logic for several ARINC 429 receivers in one device, reducing the part count and weight on avionics line-replaceable units. The ceramic JLCC package is hermetically sealed, making the EPM5192JM suitable for the pressure and humidity profiles of unpressurized avionics bays.
Recommended
Recommended Products Summary
Engineering reference data for EPM5192JM β comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.
Selection Guide
Comparison with Alternatives
| Parameter | This Product | EPM5192JM84 | EPM5192GM/883B | EPM5192GM883B-2 | EPM5192GM883B | EPM5192GM-1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Altera | Altera | Altera | Altera | Altera | Altera |
| Package | 84-pin Ceramic JLCC windowed (J84) | 84-pin Ceramic JLCC windowed (J84) - same | 84-pin Ceramic PGA (windowed compatible) | 84-pin Ceramic PGA | 84-pin Ceramic PGA | 68-pin Ceramic PGA |
| Macrocells | 192 | 192 (same die) | 192 (same die) | 192 (same die) | 192 (same die) | 192 (same die) |
| Propagation Delay (tPD) | 55 ns | 55 ns | 55 ns | 55 ns | 55 ns | 55 ns |
| Supply Voltage | 4.5 V to 5.5 V | 4.5 V to 5.5 V | 4.5 V to 5.5 V | 4.5 V to 5.5 V | 4.5 V to 5.5 V | 4.5 V to 5.5 V |
| User I/O | 64 | 64 | 64 (PGA pinout) | 64 (PGA pinout) | 64 (PGA pinout) | 64 (68-pin PGA pinout) |
| MIL-STD-883 Processing | M suffix (military grade) | M suffix (military grade) | /883B (full MIL-STD-883) | /883B (full MIL-STD-883) | /883B (full MIL-STD-883) | M suffix only |
| Windowed Package | Yes (UV erasable) | Yes (UV erasable) | Yes (UV erasable) | Yes (UV erasable) | Yes (UV erasable) | Yes (UV erasable) |
Key Differentiators
- High macrocell density in MAX 5000 family (vs EPM5130GM)
- Windowed ceramic carrier supports field re-programmability (vs EPM5192JC)
- Military temperature range operation (vs EPM5192GC)
Design Notes
Place decoupling capacitors (0.1 uF ceramic in parallel with 10 uF tantalum) as close as possible to every VCC and GND pin pair on the 84-pin ceramic JLCC package. The EPM5192JM has multiple VCC and GND pins distributed around the package perimeter; bypass each one independently to minimize switching-noise coupling into adjacent I/O pins.
The quartz UV window on the EPM5192JM must be covered with an opaque label after programming to prevent inadvertent erasure by ambient fluorescent light, sunlight, or UV curing lamps. According to Altera programming guidance, exposure to standard office fluorescent lighting will not erase the device, but direct sunlight or UV sterilization lamps can erase it within hours, causing silent logic failure in the field.
Route all 64 I/O signals with matched trace lengths where they participate in synchronous buses, and keep the 7 dedicated input traces short and guarded by ground traces to prevent crosstalk. With a 55 ns tPD budget at 5 V, the EPM5192JM is sensitive to reflections on long traces; series-damping resistors (22 to 33 ohm) at the outputs are recommended for traces longer than 50 mm.
Compliance Information
Ceramic JLCC with lead-bearing solder finish, RoHS non-compliant by package construction. The /883B suffix variants are MIL-STD-883 processed for defense applications.
