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1.5 V Vdss 256-ball FBGA/LBGA (FG256) Package 1282.05 MHz (per distributor listing) Speed 110592 bits Memory
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M7AFS600-1FG256 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Logic Family Microsemi Fusion (M7AFS600)
System Gates 600K
Embedded Processor Core ARM CoreMP7 (32-bit)
Embedded Flash Configuration Memory 110592 bits
Number of User I/O 119
Core Supply Voltage 1.5 V
Core Supply Voltage Range 1.425 V to 1.575 V
Process Technology 130 nm flash-based
Configuration Type Non-volatile Flash, single-chip, instant-on
Maximum Frequency 1282.05 MHz (per distributor listing)
Package 256-ball FBGA/LBGA (FG256)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Operating Temperature -40C to +85C
Packaging Tray
Speed Grade -1 (standard)
Total Package Balls 256

M7AFS600-1FG256 256 Pin Configuration Guide

Complete pinout information for M7AFS600-1FG256 (256 package) with 256 pins. 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.

256 package pinout diagram for M7AFS600-1FG256

No detailed pinout data available for M7AFS600-1FG256.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Estimated pin count: 256 pins (digital package)

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for M7AFS600-1FG256 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

M7AFS600-1FG256 is suitable for 6 applications: Power Management and Sequencing, Smart Battery Charging Systems, Motor Control Drives, Industrial Embedded Controllers, Clock Generation and Management, Legacy System Maintenance and Obsolescence Bridging.

Power Management and Sequencing

The M7AFS600-1FG256 is purpose-built for intelligent power management. Its Fusion on-chip analog subsystem monitors multiple supply voltages and die temperature while the 600K-gate flash fabric implements sequencing state machines - all controlled from the embedded ARM CoreMP7 processor. Unlike discrete supervisor ICs, the programmable fabric allows sequencing order and threshold changes in firmware rather than hardware. In a typical topology, the FPGA supervises an industrial 24V-derived multi-rail system with 1.5V core logic consuming only 1.425V-1.575V, and its non-volatile flash configuration means supervision logic is active within microseconds of power-up, before an SRAM FPGA would even begin loading its bitstream.

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Smart Battery Charging Systems

Battery charger designs benefit directly from the Fusion architecture: the analog front end of the M7AFS600-1FG256 reads charge current, pack voltage, and temperature through its on-chip sensing, while the ARM CoreMP7 runs the charging state algorithm and the flash fabric drives PWM charge-control outputs. Distributor data confirms the family targets 'smart battery charging' explicitly. Because the 256-ball FG256 device is single-chip and instant-on, charge-management logic is live before a host microcontroller boots, protecting the pack from unsafe pre-charge conditions. The 130nm flash process also supports secure storage of charge-profile data on-chip, eliminating an external EEPROM.

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Motor Control Drives

For industrial motor drives, the M7AFS600-1FG256 combines PWM generation, encoder/resolver interface logic, and protection interlocks in the 600K-gate fabric while the ARM CoreMP7 executes field-oriented control firmware - a two-engine architecture that pure MCUs struggle to match for determinism. Fusion's analog monitors provide over-voltage, over-current, and over-temperature trip detection at hardware speed, latching protection states without software latency. The 119 user I/O in the FG256 package accommodate six PWM phases, feedback interfaces, and communication links. The 1.5V core keeps logic power modest, while the -40C to +85C operating range suits factory-floor drive cabinets.

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Industrial Embedded Controllers

The embedded ARM CoreMP7 in the M7AFS600-1FG256 lets a single 256-ball chip replace an MCU-plus-FPGA two-chip solution in industrial controllers. Custom peripherals - CAN-like interfaces, stepper sequencers, proprietary protocol engines - are built in the flash fabric and memory-mapped to the processor, achieving deterministic hardware acceleration with C-level software flexibility. Instant-on flash configuration removes the external boot flash and configuration controller required by SRAM FPGAs, improving reliability in electrically noisy factory environments. With 110592 bits of on-chip flash, boot code and golden configuration coexist with the logic design on the same die.

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Clock Generation and Management

Clock trees in telecom, test, and industrial backplane systems use the M7AFS600-1FG256 to implement glitchless clock multiplexing, dividers, and frequency monitoring with programmable logic, while the Fusion analog subsystem watches clock-derived supply and temperature conditions. The fabric's deterministic routing supports sub-nanosecond skew tuning across the 119 I/O of the FG256 package. Because the configuration is flash-resident, clock-management logic is active within microseconds of board power-up - critical for systems that must gate clocks before volatile devices exit reset. This eliminates discrete CPLD or clock-mux components and their associated qualification burden.

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Legacy System Maintenance and Obsolescence Bridging

Because the Microsemi Fusion family is mature, the M7AFS600-1FG256 is frequently used to keep legacy industrial and defense platforms alive: it replaces discontinued mixed-signal ASICs and multi-chip supervisory circuits, fitting the original 256-ball FG256 footprint when migrating from related Microsemi parts such as A3P600 devices. The 16-week Mouser lead time as of 2026-09-02 demands proactive lifetime-buy planning, and the pin-related M7AFS600-FG256/FGG256/FG256I variants give procurement multiple orderable codes on the same footprint, spreading allocation risk across distributor inventory while preserving the validated PCB layout.

What is the M7AFS600-1FG256?
The M7AFS600-1FG256 is a Microchip Technology (formerly Microsemi) Fusion family mixed-signal FPGA with 600K system gates, an embedded ARM CoreMP7 32-bit processor, and 110592 bits of on-chip flash configuration memory. It operates from a 1.5V core supply, offers 119 user I/O, and is packaged in a 256-ball FBGA (FG256). DigiKey catalogs it as 'Fusion Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) IC 119 110592 256-LBGA.'
Where can I buy M7AFS600-1FG256 and what is the price?
The M7AFS600-1FG256 is available from authorized distributors including Mouser and DigiKey, plus secondary channels such as Octopart-listed resellers (6 distributors compared on Octopart). Mouser lists quantity pricing of approximately $258.87 per unit at the 60-unit break as of 2026-09-02, with a 16-week non-stocked lead time. Single-unit pricing on XAIPART is $398.20 as of 2026-09-02. Request quotes from multiple distributors to compare current market pricing.
What is the lead time and stock status of M7AFS600-1FG256?
Mouser reports the M7AFS600-1FG256 as non-stocked with a standard lead time of 16 weeks as of 2026-09-02. DigiKey's listing indicates ship-today capability when stock is present, but availability fluctuates because this is a mature Microsemi Fusion device. For production programs, place orders early and consider qualifying the industrial-temperature M7AFS600-1FG256I or the faster-grade M7AFS600-2FG484 as secondary sources.
What is the difference between M7AFS600-1FG256 and M7AFS600-FGG256?
The speed/temperature suffix and lead finish differ: the base M7AFS600-FG256 shares the same Fusion 600K gate fabric, ARM CoreMP7 core, and 256-ball FG256 package footprint as the -1 grade part, while the FGG suffix indicates a Pb-free/RoHS ball metallurgy variant. Electrically the devices are pin-to-pin compatible in the same package, so the choice depends on compliance requirements and speed-grade needs, not PCB layout changes.
M7AFS600-1FG256 vs A3P600-1FG256I - which is better?
Both use the same 600K-gate-class 256-ball FG256 footprint, but the M7AFS600 is a Fusion mixed-signal FPGA with an embedded ARM CoreMP7 processor and on-chip analog power-management peripherals, while the A3P600-1FG256I is a ProASIC3 pure-digital flash FPGA with no processor or analog subsystem. Choose the M7AFS600 for mixed-signal power-management or single-chip embedded control; choose the A3P600 for lower-cost, purely digital designs where analog integration is unnecessary.
When should I choose the M7AFS600-1FG256 over ProASIC3 alternatives?
Choose the M7AFS600-1FG256 when your design needs non-volatile instant-on FPGA logic combined with an embedded ARM processor and analog functions such as voltage/temperature monitoring, power sequencing, or battery charging on one chip - typical in industrial power management and motor control. If your application is purely digital glue logic or DSP interfacing and cost matters most, the pin-related ProASIC3 A3P600 devices in FG256 are simpler and cheaper. Verify package footprint compatibility against the Fusion datasheet before migration.
What is the best drop-in replacement for M7AFS600-1FG256?
The best drop-in replacements are Microchip's own Fusion family variants in the identical 256-ball FG256 package: M7AFS600-FG256, M7AFS600-FGG256, and M7AFS600-FG256I (industrial temperature). All share the same die, pinout, and 600K-gate fabric with only speed grade, temperature range, or ball finish differing. There is no cross-brand true pin-compatible drop-in; competing FPGAs require PCB and bitstream redesign. Confirm package drawing equivalence in the Fusion datasheet before substitution.
Where can I download the M7AFS600-1FG256 datasheet PDF?
The Fusion Family of Mixed Signal FPGAs datasheet PDF covering the M7AFS600-1FG256 is available from the Mouser datasheet repository and the Microchip (Microsemi) website product page. Mouser hosts it at mouser.com/datasheet/2/268/Microsemi_Fusion_Family_of_Mixed_Signal_FPGAs_Data-1592809.pdf. The same datasheet describes package drawings for the FG256 256-ball FBGA, electrical characteristics for the 1.5V core, and the ARM CoreMP7 subsystem. Free download; registration is not required on Mouser.
Where can I find the M7AFS600-1FG256 pinout?
The complete 256-ball pinout of the M7AFS600-1FG256 is provided in the package-drawing and pin-designation tables of the Fusion Family of Mixed Signal FPGAs datasheet ( downloadable from Mouser or Microchip). The FG256 ball map assigns 119 user I/O plus power, ground, JTAG, and analog peripheral balls. Because the full 256-ball assignment is too long to reproduce reliably outside the datasheet, always verify ball coordinates (row/column letter-number grid) against the official document before routing.
Is the M7AFS600-1FG256 still in production and supported?
Yes, the M7AFS600-1FG256 remains cataloged and orderable: Mouser lists it as active but non-stocked with a 16-week lead time as of 2026-09-02, and DigiKey maintains an active product page. Microchip (which acquired Microsemi in 2018) continues to support the Fusion family in its Libero design software. However, being a mature 130nm flash-based part, treat long-term availability with a last-time-buy watch strategy for new designs.
What are the key specifications of M7AFS600-1FG256 engineers should know?
The M7AFS600-1FG256 is a Fusion mixed-signal FPGA with 600K system gates, 110592 bits of embedded flash configuration memory, and an ARM CoreMP7 processor core, packaged in a 256-ball FBGA with 119 user I/O. Core supply is 1.5V (1.425V-1.575V), fabricated on a 130nm flash process, operating from -40C to +85C in the -1 speed grade. It is single-chip, non-volatile, and instant-on at power-up.
Can M7AFS600-1FG256 be used for power management and battery charging applications?
Yes - this is precisely the Fusion family's primary design intent. According to the Fusion Family of Mixed Signal FPGAs datasheet, the family 'bring[s] the benefits of programmable logic to many application areas, including power management, smart battery charging, clock generation and management, and motor control.' The on-chip analog subsystem monitors voltages and temperature while the flash fabric and ARM CoreMP7 implement control algorithms, replacing discrete analog supervisory circuits in a single 256-ball device.
What design software is used for M7AFS600-1FG256?
The M7AFS600-1FG256 is designed with Microchip's Libero SoC design suite (successor to Microsemi Libero IDE), which synthesizes HDL for the Fusion fabric, integrates the ARM CoreMP7 soft core, and generates the flash programming bitstream. Design entry uses Verilog or VHDL. Licensing tiers are available from Microchip. Because Fusion includes analog peripherals, the tool also configures the on-chip analog sensing and power-management blocks through the SmartDesign environment.
Is M7AFS600-1FG256 the same as M7AFS600-1FG256I?
No - the 'I' suffix on M7AFS600-1FG256I denotes the industrial temperature grade, while the unsuffixed -1 commercial/industrial part is specified for -40C to +85C per Mouser series data. The 'I' variant carries extended industrial qualification and screening, which is why LCSC prices it around $398.20. Both share the identical die, FG256 256-ball package, and pinout, but for extended-temperature or harsh environments the 'I' suffix part is the correct choice.
Hey Google, what can replace M7AFS600-1FG256?
True drop-in replacements are limited to other Microchip Fusion M7AFS600 variants in the same 256-ball FG256 package: M7AFS600-FG256, M7AFS600-FGG256, and M7AFS600-FG256I. For a functional (not pin-compatible) alternative, the ProASIC3 A3P600 devices in FG256 offer the same gate class but lack the ARM processor and analog subsystem. No cross-brand FPGA from Xilinx, Intel/Altera, or Lattice is pin-compatible with this footprint - any such move requires PCB redesign.

Engineering reference data for M7AFS600-1FG256 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the M7AFS600-1FG256 when your design needs a single-chip, non-volatile FPGA combining 600K gates of logic, an embedded ARM CoreMP7 processor, and an analog monitoring subsystem - the classic Fusion use cases of power management, smart battery charging, clock management, and motor control. Pick the M7AFS600-FG256I if your environment exceeds +85C or requires industrial screening; it is footprint-identical. Choose M7AFS600-FGG256 if Pb-free ball metallurgy is mandated by your compliance program. If your application is purely digital and cost-sensitive, the ProASIC3 A3P600-1FG256/A3P600-2FG256 share the FG256 footprint (verify ball-map equivalence against datasheet package drawings) and drop the processor and analog cost - but then you lose instant-on supervision and on-chip sensing. Note the 16-week lead time and plan buys accordingly.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product M7AFS600-FG256 M7AFS600-FGG256 M7AFS600-FG256I A3P600-1FG256 A3P600-2FG256
Package 256-FBGA (FG256) 256-FBGA (FG256) - same 256-FBGA (FG256) - same 256-FBGA (FG256) - same 256-FBGA (FG256) - same 256-FBGA (FG256) - same
Brand Microchip Technology (Microsemi) Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology
System Gates 600K 600K 600K 600K 600K 600K
Embedded ARM CoreMP7 Yes Yes Yes Yes No (digital-only fabric) No (digital-only fabric)
Analog Subsystem (mixed-signal) Yes (Fusion) Yes Yes Yes No No
Core Supply Voltage 1.5 V (1.425-1.575 V) 1.5 V 1.5 V 1.5 V 1.5 V 1.5 V
Speed Grade -1 base base base, industrial temp -1 -2 (faster)
Operating Temperature -40C to +85C [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] -40C to +100C (industrial) [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
Unit Price (qty 1) $398.20 (as of 2026-09-02) [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]

Key Differentiators

  • Mixed-signal integration with on-chip analog (vs A3P600-1FG256)
  • Embedded ARM processor on-chip (vs A3P600-2FG256)
  • Industrial temperature screening available in same footprint (vs M7AFS600-FG256I)

Design Notes

Power the M7AFS600-1FG256 core from a regulated 1.5V rail held within 1.425V to 1.575V (per Mouser series data). Because the Fusion flash fabric is non-volatile, sequencing constraints are relaxed versus SRAM FPGAs, but still verify I/O bank rail sequencing against the Fusion datasheet power-up specification. Estimate core current from your design utilization using Microchip's power calculator in Libero before fixing regulator sizing; 119 simultaneously switching outputs can dominate total power in high-fan-out designs.

The FG256 256-ball FBGA (typically 1.0 mm or finer ball pitch for this family) requires via-in-pad or dog-bone fanout with at least one buried via layer for inner-row escape. Follow the Fusion datasheet PCB layout guidelines: solid ground plane directly under the die, short low-inductance vias for core and I/O bank decoupling, and placed 0.1uF plus bulk capacitors per bank. Copy the exact land pattern from the package drawing to guarantee compatibility with the FGG (Pb-free ball) variant later.

Plan for sourcing risk: Mouser lists this part as non-stocked with a 16-week lead time as of 2026-09-02, so a lifetime buy or dual-sourcing decision is needed for production. Do not confuse the FG256 and FG484 package codes during BOM entry - they are not footprint-compatible. Also confirm the analog pin assignments in your Libero I/O constraint file match the datasheet ball map; analog balls on the Fusion die are not freely interchangeable with user I/O.

Compliance Information

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

The FGG suffix within the Fusion family generally denotes Pb-free/RoHS ball finish, but RoHS status of this specific -1FG256 ordering code was not stated in the provided web data; confirm on the Microchip product page or datasheet.

Data verified on: 2026-09-02 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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