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EP4CE15F17A7N

EP4CE15F17A7N - 15,408-Cell 1.2V FPGA | Intel

The Intel EP4CE15F17A7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 472.5 MHz maximum performance and a 1.2 V core supply, housed in a 256-LBGA package. The device belongs to the EP4CE15 F17 device family and targets programmable logic, embedded control, communications and industrial systems requiring a dense, low-voltage FPGA in a surface-mount package. A field-programmable gate array is a programmable digital integrated circuit. Its configurable logic blocks, programmable interconnects and input/output resources allow a hardware design to be implemented and revised through configuration data rather than a fixed circuit layout. Within the semiconductor hierarchy, an FPGA is a programmable logic device, an integrated circuit and a reconfigurable digital-logic component. The Cyclone IV E family combines programmable logic resources with integrated configurable resources for control, signal processing and connectivity-oriented designs. The EP4CE15F17A7N provides 15,408 logic cells, with a comparison reference identifying 963 configurable logic blocks. Its listed maximum frequency is 472.5 MHz, while its core operating voltage is 1.2 V. These figures make the device suitable for designs requiring moderate parallel-processing capacity, deterministic control logic and compact integration without changing the PCB footprint when design requirements evolve. The F17 package designation identifies the physical package configuration used by this ordering part number. The EP4CE15F17A7N is offered in a 256-LBGA package measuring 17 mm by 17 mm, with 256 ball terminals. The component is identified as an automotive-grade Cyclone IV E FPGA and an AEC-Q100 listing, making the temperature qualification relevant for automotive and other demanding embedded applications. Typical design roles include industrial automation controllers, vehicle electronics, communications infrastructure, test equipment and embedded signal-processing systems. Its programmable architecture supports parallel interfaces, control logic and data acquisition in a single device, while the 256-terminal package provides extensive external connectivity for high-pin-count mixed-signal and digital designs. PCB implementation should follow the manufacturer's ball map, power-plane recommendations and decoupling guidance. Because a 256-LBGA device has a dense pitch and numerous supply and ground connections, inspection, assembly and thermal performance depend on careful escape-routing, layer-stack selection and via placement. Use the manufacturer pin and package information to assign every ball and confirm the exact power-domain requirements. This product page consolidates the device's key electrical, logical-capacity, packaging and automotive-qualification facts with practical design guidance, sourcing questions and a same-package migration reference. It is intended to help engineers confirm fit, qualify the device for an application and evaluate a drop-in option without overlooking FPGA-specific package or lifecycle constraints.

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EP4CE15F17C6

EP4CE15F17C6 - 15,408-Cell 1.2V FPGA | Altera | FBGA-256

The Altera EP4CE15F17C6 is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic cells, 60 nm process technology, 1.2 V supply, and a 256-pin TFBGA package. It is designed for embedded digital logic, control, communication, and signal-processing systems that require programmable hardware parallelism. An FPGA is a programmable semiconductor containing configurable logic blocks and programmable interconnect. The FPGA hierarchy includes field-programmable gate array, programmable logic device, digital logic IC, and semiconductor. Unlike a fixed-function application-specific integrated circuit, an FPGA can be reconfigured after manufacture to implement different logic functions, making it useful for product customization, hardware acceleration, prototyping, and evolving system requirements. The supplied data identifies 15,408 logic cells and describes the device as an FPGA with 47 logic blocks, 256 pins, a 1.2 V supply, and 60 nm technology. The F17 package identifier and Cyclone IV E family place the device in Altera's low-power programmable-logic portfolio. Specific I/O counts, memory bits, block counts, speed grade details, operating temperature, and power figures were not included in the verified results and therefore require confirmation from the manufacturer datasheet before final design release. A 256-pin TFBGA is a surface-mount ball-grid package whose dense interconnect supports the device's programmable logic and package-level connections. Package selection affects PCB escape routing, assembly complexity, thermal performance, inspection, and repair. Although the verified search results show distributor availability and an LCSC starting price of $13.4432, procurement should confirm lifecycle status, exact configuration, stock, and authorized supply before committing a production BOM. Typical uses for a Cyclone IV E FPGA include industrial control, embedded communications, sensor aggregation, video or image pipelines, test equipment, and low-power embedded processing. The device can implement parallel datapaths, state machines, protocol interfaces, and control logic in one programmable device. The manufacturer product page should be used to validate timing, pin assignments, configuration requirements, supported tools, and electrical limits before schematic capture. A key engineering consideration is that FPGA replacement is not justified by a similar product description alone. The candidate must use the same package, have a verified ball map and power architecture, provide equivalent I/O resources, and meet the target clock and timing constraints. The verified search results identify EP4CE15F17C7 and EP4CE22F17I7N as related comparison candidates, but they are not automatically drop-in replacements without package, pinout, timing, resource, and lifecycle validation. This page consolidates verified manufacturer, distributor, and cross-reference information with package, procurement, and design cautions for engineers evaluating the EP4CE15F17C6. It intentionally distinguishes confirmed facts from parameters that remain to be checked against the manufacturer datasheet.

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EP4CE15F17C6N

EP4CE15F17C6N - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15408 LE, 256-FBGA | Intel

The Intel (Altera) EP4CE15F17C6N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array (FPGA) with 15,408 logic elements, 963 configurable logic blocks and 165 user I/O, packaged in a 256-ball FBGA (256-LBGA) measuring 17 x 17 mm on a 1 mm ball pitch. The device runs from a 1.2 V core supply and is offered in a lead-free assembly for surface-mount production. An FPGA (field-programmable gate array) is a semiconductor device whose digital logic, interconnect and I/O are configured after manufacture, so a single silicon part can implement many different circuit functions. Within the power management IC and digital ASIC hierarchy, an FPGA sits above fixed-function logic and below an ASIC: it offers field-updatable parallelism, deterministic timing and reconfigurability in exchange for higher unit cost than a mask-programmed ASIC. The Cyclone IV E family targets cost-sensitive, low-power embedded designs. Key device attributes include 15,408 logic elements organized as 963 logic blocks, 165 dedicated user I/O pins, 516,096 bits of listed embedded memory and a stated maximum operating frequency of 472.5 MHz. The 256-ball FBGA keeps the die compact while still exposing enough I/O for external DDR memory, parallel data buses and industrial peripheral interfaces. The 15,408-logic-element density matters because it defines how much combinational and sequential logic can be mapped before the device runs out of routing resources. The 963 configurable logic blocks each carry a 4-bit lookup table, so total logic capacity scales with block count rather than raw I/O count. The listed 472.5 MHz figure is the headline performance class for the F17 speed grade, which determines how fast external memory interfaces and logic pipelines can be clocked. Typical uses include industrial control and factory automation gateways, video and image processing front ends, communications and protocol-conversion equipment, instrumentation front panels, and low-cost embedded systems requiring high logic density with a small package footprint. Because the device is reconfigurable, one PCB can cover several product variants by swapping the bitstream. When designing around this part, budget the 1 mm ball-pitch BGA layout early: it demands careful escape routing, via-in-pad or via-under-ball strategies, and X-ray or cross-section inspection after reflow. Plan the core, I/O and auxiliary supply rails as separate filtered domains, and confirm the exact speed and temperature grade ordering suffix against your production requirements before releasing a design. This page consolidates distributor availability, package-level detail, drop-in replacement options and practical layout guidance for the Cyclone IV E family, so you can qualify the EP4CE15F17C6N for an existing 256-FBGA board without re-running the full device selection from scratch.

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EP4CE15F17C7

EP4CE15F17C7 - Cyclone IV E FPGA 15K LE 256-BGA | Altera | XAIPART

The Altera (Intel) EP4CE15F17C7 is a low-power, high-volume Cyclone IV E FPGA with 15,408 logic elements (LE), 516,096 bits of embedded memory, and 166 embedded 18x18 multipliers, housed in a 256-pin FineLine BGA package. It is fabricated on a 60 nm process with a 1.2 V core supply and supports commercial temperature grades of 0C to +85C, with up to 343 user I/O pins and 165 user I/O on the F17 package variant. An FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) is a reprogrammable logic device that lets engineers implement custom digital circuits, processors, and high-speed interfaces without the cost and lead time of an ASIC. FPGAs sit above microcontrollers in design flexibility and below ASICs in unit cost: where a microcontroller executes fixed instruction sets, an FPGA realizes parallel hardware fabric, while an ASIC burns fixed silicon. The Cyclone IV E family targets cost-sensitive, high-volume applications like industrial control, video bridging, and consumer electronics where low static power and rich DSP/memory resources matter more than raw logic density. Key features of the EP4CE15F17C7 include dedicated hardware multipliers for DSP blocks, embedded M9K memory blocks totalling 504 Kbits, four general-purpose PLLs for clock management, and built-in support for common I/O standards including LVDS, LVCMOS, and SSTL. The device supports configuration via JTAG, AS, PS, and FPP modes, and integrates Altera (Intel) Quartus II design software support. Architecturally, the EP4CE15F17C7 uses 4-input look-up tables (LUTs) combined with adaptive logic modules (ALMs) for efficient logic packing, and its 8-channel high-speed serial interface is omitted (no transceivers) in favor of low-cost parallel I/O - the E variant vs the GX variant. Operating power is controlled through hot-socketing support and multiple power-saving modes managed via Quartus. Typical applications include video surveillance IP cameras, industrial machine vision, motor control peripherals, USB/Ethernet bridging, LED display controllers, and consumer audio/video processing. Its mix of DSP blocks and memory also suits software-defined radio baseband and protocol conversion cards. When designing with this FPGA, ensure the PCB uses 1.0 mm pitch BGA routing with proper via-in-pad or microvia stack-up; the 256-pin FBGA demands a 17x17 mm land pattern with 8-layer stack-up minimum for signal integrity. Static power is dominated by I/O bias currents, so unused I/O banks should be disabled in Quartus pin planner. This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in Cyclone IV E family alternatives, and practical PCB/timing design notes not found in the standalone datasheet PDF.

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EP4CE15F17C7N

EP4CE15F17C7N - 15K Logic Cell Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

The Altera EP4CE15F17C7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 165 I/O, and a 256-LBGA package. The device uses 60 nm process technology and supports a 1.2 V core supply, making it suitable for embedded control, industrial automation, communications, and signal-processing designs that require programmable hardware alongside external memories and interfaces. A field-programmable gate array is a semiconductor device whose digital logic is configured after manufacture. An FPGA belongs to the programmable-logic hierarchy and provides configurable logic elements, embedded memory, multipliers, clock resources, and general-purpose I/O within one integrated circuit. The Cyclone IV E family is positioned between simple programmable-logic devices and larger FPGAs for cost-sensitive embedded applications. The EP4CE15F17C7N provides 15,408 logic elements, 165 I/O, 256,064 bits of embedded memory, and 231 embedded multipliers according to the manufacturer datasheet information. Its 256-LBGA package supports high-density board layouts while keeping the device suitable for multilayer PCB construction. The F17 speed grade and C7 commercial temperature designation identify the device's performance and operating options. The Cyclone IV E architecture combines programmable logic with dedicated memory and arithmetic resources, allowing designers to implement parallel datapaths, control logic, protocol handling, and signal processing without implementing a fixed-function ASIC. Its 1.2 V core operation and 60 nm fabrication process support a balance between logic capacity, power consumption, and integration for industrial, commercial, and embedded systems. Typical designs include industrial controllers, data-acquisition systems, communications equipment, embedded vision processors, and general-purpose programmable control platforms. The 165 available I/O can be assigned among the device's supported interfaces and external buses, while the 231 multipliers support DSP-oriented arithmetic. The exact pin functions, voltage assignments, and configuration requirements should be confirmed against the package-specific pin table before schematic capture. Layout planning is critical because the 256-LBGA package requires via-in-pad or blind and buried via technology, short escape routes, and careful power-plane partitioning. Separate core and I/O supply distribution helps control return current and reduce noise coupling between high-speed interfaces and the 1.2 V core domain. This product record combines manufacturer specifications, sourcing information, package details, and practical implementation guidance. It also distinguishes true package-level replacement candidates from broader FPGA alternatives that may require a different footprint, pin assignment, tool flow, or power architecture.

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EP4CE15F17C8

EP4CE15F17C8 - 15,408-Logic-Cell FPGA | Altera

The Altera EP4CE15F17C8 is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array (FPGA) containing 15,408 logic elements, 165 I/O, and 516,096 embedded memory bits in a 256-ball FBGA package. Its core supply operates from 1.15 V to 1.25 V, while the specified commercial temperature range is 0°C to 85°C junction temperature. These figures place the device between small control FPGAs and larger parallel-processing devices while retaining a relatively compact 256-ball package. A field-programmable gate array is a reconfigurable digital semiconductor. An FPGA belongs to the programmable-logic hierarchy: FPGA → programmable logic device → digital integrated circuit → semiconductor. Combinational logic, registers, block RAM, and programmable I/O are assembled into digital systems that can be reconfigured after manufacture. An FPGA therefore differs from a fixed-function ASIC or microcontroller: the FPGA emphasizes parallel hardware, flexible logic, and programmable interconnect, while a microcontroller executes software through a fixed processor core. The verified device data identifies 15,408 logic elements, 165 I/O, 516,096 embedded RAM bits, a 1.15 V to 1.25 V supply range, and a 256-LBGA package. The EP4CE15 portion of the ordering code identifies the Cyclone IV E device density, F17 identifies the package configuration, and C8 identifies the speed or ordering variant. Exact memory organization, I/O standards, clock resources, programmable-logic type, maximum frequencies, power consumption, and AC electrical characteristics were not included in the supplied verified data and therefore are not inferred here. The 165-I/O device can be evaluated for control-plane logic, parallel data acquisition, industrial automation, communications, embedded vision, and test systems. The 256-ball package exposes substantially more physical connections than a small leaded FPGA package, helping support high pin counts while requiring careful ball-grid PCB layout. Actual design suitability depends on the complete pin assignment, supported I/O standards, board power architecture, and timing closure achieved with the selected Altera design tools. A principal design constraint is that an LBGA package does not accept a through-hole footprint and must be assembled with the correct ball pattern, pad geometry, solder mask, paste stencil, and board-surface finish. Designers must also connect all required power and ground balls, observe the documented sequencing and decoupling requirements, and complete timing analysis rather than relying only on nominal logic-cell count. These package and configuration checks must be verified against the manufacturer datasheet before schematic or PCB release. This page consolidates the verified EP4CE15F17C8 ordering data, package facts, sourcing links, application fit, and replacement limitations. Unlike a distributor listing that mainly provides availability and price, it distinguishes known engineering facts from unavailable details and avoids presenting unverified timing, memory, power, and pinout data as guaranteed specifications.

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EP4CE15F17C8L

EP4CE15F17C8L - 15K Logic FPGA, 256-BGA | Altera

The Altera EP4CE15F17C8L is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 47 M9K memory blocks, 516,096 RAM bits, 165 I/O pins, and a 1.2 V supply in a 256-ball FBGA package. The F17 package designation identifies the device's 256-ball package option, while the C8 suffix identifies the specified speed and temperature grade ordering option. A field-programmable gate array is a programmable digital logic device that combines configurable logic, embedded memory, and programmable I/O in one semiconductor package. FPGAs sit within the broader programmable-logic hierarchy, alongside complex programmable logic devices and programmable system-on-chip devices. They replace combinations of fixed-function logic ICs with a configurable architecture that can be programmed for parallel processing, control, communications, signal generation, or interface functions. The Cyclone IV E architecture provides 15,408 logic elements for digital datapaths and state machines, while 47 embedded M9K blocks add 516,096 bits of on-chip RAM. With 165 I/O pins, the device can connect external memories, converters, transceivers, sensors, and displays. A 1.2 V core supply supports power-conscious implementations in industrial, communications, instrumentation, control, and embedded systems where field programmability shortens product-development cycles. The EP4CE15F17C8L combines approximately 15.4K logic elements with 47 embedded memory blocks and 256 package balls. This balance is useful for designs requiring parallel datapaths or moderate local buffering without moving to a larger FPGA. The 165-I/O interface also allows designs to consolidate external interfaces, although board-level planning remains necessary for voltage-tolerance, bank-power, and high-speed routing constraints. Typical uses include industrial control and factory automation, sensor acquisition, communications gateways, video or image processing pipelines, instrumentation, and embedded test systems. In each case, designers can implement multiple control and datapath functions in one programmable device, update field logic through the device configuration system, and reduce the number of discrete components compared with a fixed-logic implementation. Board design should begin with the manufacturer pin and package information for the F17 package. Decoupling, configuration interfaces, clock distribution, voltage standards, and exposed-pad or thermal-management requirements must be implemented according to the device documentation. Because configuration, bank voltages, and I/O behavior are interconnected, validate the complete power architecture and pin assignment before fabrication. This product page combines the exact ordering characteristics, package details, technical resources, application guidance, and verified sourcing information for EP4CE15F17C8L. It also highlights the engineering checks required when choosing an FPGA: logic capacity, memory availability, I/O count, package fit, power architecture, thermal design, configuration method, and software-tool compatibility.

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EP4CE15F17C8N

EP4CE15F17C8N - 47-Block Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

The Altera EP4CE15F17C8N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 47 logic blocks, 165 I/O, 516096 embedded-memory bits, and a 256-LBGA package. It operates from a 1.2 V supply and belongs to the EP4CE15 F17 device variant identified by the complete ordering part number. A field-programmable gate array, or FPGA, is a programmable semiconductor in which digital logic functions are configured after manufacture. FPGAs sit above simple programmable logic devices and microcontrollers in design flexibility: they combine configurable logic, embedded memory, programmable I/O, and dedicated resources into one device. This makes an FPGA useful when parallel processing, high I/O density, deterministic control, or product-specific hardware behavior is required. The EP4CE15F17C8N provides 47 logic blocks and 165 I/O in a compact 256-LBGA package. Its 516096 bits of embedded memory can support data buffering, lookup tables, packet processing, and control functions. The F17 designation identifies the device configuration, while the C8 suffix identifies the ordering variant and speed grade. The 1.2 V supply specification identifies the core operating voltage used for power-supply and signal-integrity design. Typical uses include industrial control, printer and imaging controllers, embedded vision, communications equipment, test systems, and general-purpose programmable logic. Because the device exposes 165 I/O in a 256-ball package, it is particularly useful for designs requiring numerous board connections and moderate parallel-processing capacity without moving to a larger FPGA architecture. PCB design must account for the 256-LBGA footprint, power rails, decoupling, clock distribution, and high-speed routing. The manufacturer’s Cyclone IV device documentation should be used for the authoritative ball map, power-up requirements, configuration pins, and supported design tools. Do not infer individual ball assignments from distributor pinout diagrams alone. This product page combines the manufacturer orderable-part data, package information, commercial guidance, replacement analysis, and practical design considerations in one engineering-focused reference. It distinguishes a confirmed same-family speed-grade alternative from unsupported cross-brand replacements and directs buyers to XAIPART’s Request a Quote form for current commercial terms.

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EP4CE15F17C9L

EP4CE15F17C9L - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15,408 LEs, 256-LBGA | Altera

Altera EP4CE15F17C9L is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array (FPGA) delivering 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits of embedded memory and 165 I/O in a 256-ball LBGA (F17) package with 1.55 mm ball pitch. The device is built for cost-sensitive embedded, industrial, communications and consumer designs where a low-power, low-cost programmable logic fabric is required. A field-programmable gate array is a programmable digital integrated circuit whose internal interconnect and logic blocks are configured at power-up from a bitstream held in external flash or loaded by a processor. FPGAs sit in the semiconductor hierarchy above fixed-function logic ICs: they replace large glue-logic and CPLD solutions with a single reconfigurable die, while sitting below application-specific standard products in cost and flexibility. Altera positions the Cyclone IV E family as a low-cost, low-power family of FPGAs for embedded and industrial designs. Key characteristics of this device include a 15,408-element logic fabric, 516,096 bits of embedded RAM for on-chip buffering, 165 available I/O for external interfacing, and an industrial-style 256-LBGA package that supports high-density board escape routing on a 1.55 mm ball pitch. The F17 package offers a smaller board area than the 29 mm and 32 mm options in the same family, which matters when the FPGA must sit alongside a processor on a space-constrained control board. The 'F17' portion of the ordering code identifies the 17 mm-class 256-ball package, while 'EP4CE15' identifies the Cyclone IV E device with 15,408 logic elements. The 'C9' segment identifies the commercial ordering option for this package and speed-grade combination. Configuration, clocking and I/O standards for this device are described in the Cyclone IV E device handbook and the EP4CE15F17C9L datasheet, which list electrical characteristics, pin (ball) assignments, and package outlines for the F17 option. Typical applications include industrial control and PLC-style logic, motor drive and power-conversion control, instrumentation front ends, gateway and protocol-conversion equipment, video timing and display control, and low-cost embedded test or measurement platforms. In each case the device supplies parallel logic, state machines, counters, and data movement that would otherwise require several CPLDs and glue logic. When planning the board, budget for a 3.3 V core and I/O supply structure per the datasheet supply recommendations, and confirm ball assignment and I/O standard support for your design in the pin connection table before routing. Because the F17 package is a fine-pitch BGA, assembly houses should use the standard JEDEC-compatible land pattern defined in the package mechanical drawing and inspect solder joints under X-ray. This page brings together manufacturer ordering information, distributor channel listings, drop-in replacement analysis within the Cyclone IV E F17 family, and practical board-level design notes, so you can decide quickly whether this exact ordering code fits your design before requesting a quote.

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EP4CE15F17I7N

EP4CE15F17I7N - 15,408 LEs, 165 I/O Cyclone IV E | Intel

The Intel Altera EP4CE15F17I7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array built on 60 nm CMOS technology, with 15,408 logic elements, 165 user I/O, and 504 kbit of embedded memory in a 256-pin LBGA package. The I7 ordering code identifies the industrial-temperature grade, while F17 denotes the package configuration and C8 identifies the associated speed designation used in the same device family. An FPGA is a programmable semiconductor in which digital logic blocks, memory, and I/O are configured after manufacture. A Cyclone IV E FPGA occupies the middle of the programmable-logic hierarchy: it is more capable than basic CPLDs, yet it targets cost-sensitive control, networking, sensor-processing, and industrial applications rather than the very high performance and power of larger FPGA families. The EP4CE15F17I7N belongs to the EP4CE15 device family and the Cyclone IV E product series. The device provides 15,408 logic elements and 165 I/O for parallel interface implementation, while its 504 kbit of embedded memory supports buffering, packet queues, data tables, and small state machines. Its 256-pin LBGA supplies a high pin count in a compact land-grid array, making the device practical for boards with several high-speed transceivers, parallel sensor banks, or external memory interfaces. The industrial-grade ordering option supports extended-temperature operation where the surrounding system must tolerate wider ambient conditions. The 60 nm process and Cyclone IV E architecture balance programmable logic density against static power, dynamic power, and routing resources. This makes the EP4CE15F17I7N appropriate for control logic with moderate computational requirements, multi-interface aggregation, low-cost protocol bridging, and embedded test systems. Quartus tooling and the associated device support packages simplify configuration and design implementation. Typical uses include industrial data-acquisition controllers, communication gateways, motion-control interfaces, test-and-measurement front ends, and embedded sensor hubs. The 165 I/O count permits multiple external buses to terminate directly on the FPGA, while the embedded memory can absorb short bursts and reduce traffic to an external processor. Designs requiring larger frame buffers or substantially higher logic density should move to a larger Cyclone IV E member. The main layout consideration is the 256-ball land-grid array. Every ball must be assigned a package pin in the Quartus pin planner, power and ground balls must follow the manufacturer layout guidance, and decoupling must be placed at the associated supply pins. Confirm the exact pin definitions, voltage limits, configuration requirements, and thermal limits against the EP4CE15F17I7N datasheet before releasing the board layout. This page combines the verified device identity, package details, family comparisons, and engineering guidance with a focused drop-in analysis. It highlights where the I7 industrial grade is appropriate, where the commercial C8 variant changes qualification requirements, and why FPGA substitutions require more than a matching ball count.

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EP4CE15F17I8L

EP4CE15F17I8L - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 165 I/O | Intel

The Intel EP4CE15F17I8L is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array (FPGA) with 165 I/O, 516,096 bits of programmable logic capacity, and a 256-ball FBGA package. It belongs to the Cyclone IV E family and is designed for embedded systems that require reconfigurable parallel processing, programmable logic, memory resources, and flexible I/O in a single integrated circuit. An FPGA is a semiconductor whose digital functionality is defined after manufacture through configuration files rather than fixed mask changes. Within the broader semiconductor and programmable-logic hierarchy, an FPGA sits between application-specific integrated circuits and software-programmable processors. Cyclone IV E devices combine configurable logic elements, embedded memory blocks, general-purpose I/O, and dedicated resources that designers can use for control, data acquisition, signal processing, communications, and embedded acceleration. The EP4CE15F17I8L provides 165 configurable I/O in a 256-ball package. Its 516,096-bit logic capacity gives it substantially more implementation space than a small programmable logic device, allowing multiple finite-state machines, bus bridges, protocol controllers, and datapaths to operate concurrently. The F17 ordering code identifies this member of the EP4CE15 configuration family, while the I8 package and ordering suffix identify the specific industrial package variant. Because the logic is programmable, the same physical FPGA can support different control architectures as system requirements evolve. This is valuable in industrial controllers, communications equipment, test systems, embedded vision, and consumer or medical electronics where protocol updates or product variants must be handled without changing the PCB. The device is also suitable as an interface companion for external memory, converters, audio codecs, and communications transceivers. Design planning should begin with the manufacturer's pin and package tables because the 256-ball FBGA requires dense escape routing and careful power-delivery design. Engineers should verify voltage rails, configuration interface requirements, clocking, decoupling, signal integrity, and thermal performance against the manufacturer datasheet. Programming support, device files, and the exact pin names must also be confirmed for the selected board revision. This product page combines the verified device identity, logic capacity, I/O count, package information, lifecycle information, sourcing context, drop-in alternatives, and practical engineering guidance into a design-oriented reference for evaluating the EP4CE15F17I8L.

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EP4CE15F23A7N

EP4CE15F23A7N - 15,408-LC Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

Altera EP4CE15F23A7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 963 configurable logic blocks, a maximum operating frequency of 472.5 MHz, and a 484-ball FBGA package. The device is packaged in a 23 mm by 23 mm surface-mount package with a 1 mm ball pitch. A field-programmable gate array is a programmable semiconductor belonging to the FPGA and CPLD hierarchy. Unlike a fixed-function application-specific integrated circuit, an FPGA contains configurable logic, memory, and programmable I/O structures that engineers can configure after manufacture. This makes Cyclone IV E devices useful for parallel processing, protocol bridging, control logic, signal acquisition, and embedded system adaptation. The EP4CE15F23A7N combines 15,408 logic elements with 963 configurable logic blocks and operates at speeds up to 472.5 MHz. Its 484-ball FBGA package provides 343 I/O positions according to the distributor product listing, while the manufacturer identifies the F23 package configuration as a 23 mm by 23 mm, 1 mm-pitch device. This combination offers substantial routing and interface capacity for compact embedded platforms. The Cyclone IV E architecture is intended for cost-sensitive, low-power programmable systems. Configuration data establishes the logic implemented by the FPGA, after which programmable I/O can connect to external memory, control signals, communications links, and mixed-signal peripherals. The 1.2 V supply figure in the device listing describes the core supply used by the FPGA architecture; board-level rails and I/O standards must be designed to satisfy the complete power architecture. Typical uses include industrial control, test and measurement, communications infrastructure, embedded vision, and low-cost instrumentation. A design requiring deterministic parallel logic can map counters, finite-state machines, packet filters, or data pipelines into the 963 configurable logic blocks, while the 472.5 MHz maximum frequency provides ample timing margin for many control and interface functions when timing constraints are properly implemented. The primary design consideration is package-level signal integrity. A 484-ball FBGA requires a multilayer PCB with short, impedance-controlled escape routes, solid power and ground planes, and careful decoupling around the device. Designers should use the manufacturer pin and package information for the exact F23 configuration and validate every power rail against the Cyclone IV E device requirements before releasing the layout. This product record combines package-specific ordering information, verified device specifications, sourcing guidance, and practical design considerations. It also distinguishes genuine same-package alternatives from larger Cyclone IV E devices that are not drop-in replacements because their logic capacity differs materially.

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EP4CE15F23C6

EP4CE15F23C6 - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15K LE, 484-BGA | Intel

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP4CE15F23C6 is a member of the Cyclone® IV E family of low-power, high-volume FPGAs fabricated on a 60 nm process and supplied in a 484-ball FineLine BGA (FBGA) package. The device integrates 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits of embedded memory, and 343 user I/O pins, and operates from a 1.2 V core supply with multi-voltage I/O support (1.2 V to 3.3 V). It targets cost-sensitive, high-volume applications where low static power and abundant logic density are required. A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is a semiconductor device built around an array of configurable logic blocks (CLBs), embedded memory blocks, DSP blocks, and programmable interconnect, all of which can be redefined after PCB assembly. The Cyclone IV E family sits in the low-power, low-cost segment of Intel's FPGA portfolio, between the legacy Cyclone III and the higher-end Cyclone V series. By combining a hard processor-free fabric with up to 6.5625 Mb of RAM and dedicated 18x18 multipliers, FPGAs like the EP4CE15F23C6 deliver parallel processing performance that microcontrollers and DSPs cannot match, while remaining affordable enough for consumer and industrial volumes. Key features of the EP4CE15F23C6 include 15,408 logic elements, 504 Kbits of embedded RAM (516,096 bits), 56 dedicated 18-bit x 18-bit multipliers, four general-purpose PLLs, 343 maximum user I/Os, and 20 global clock networks. The device supports configuration via JTAG, active serial (AS), passive serial (PS), and fast passive parallel (FPP) modes, and includes on-chip configuration memory with optional external EPCS or EPCQ flash support. It is offered in the commercial temperature grade (C6 speed grade). Architecturally, the Cyclone IV E device uses a logic-structure composed of 16-bit Logic Array Blocks (LABs) and Memory Logic Array Blocks (MLABs). Each LAB contains 16 logic elements, and each logic element contains a 4-input look-up table (LUT), a programmable register, and carry chain logic. The fabric is augmented by dedicated 18x18 hardware multipliers, M9K memory blocks, and PLL-based clock management. Typical applications include industrial motor control and machine vision, video processing and display bridges, low-cost software-defined radio front-ends, automotive infotainment and driver-assist subsystems, point-of-sale terminals, and portable medical instrumentation. The wide I/O count and multi-voltage support also make it suitable for system-level glue logic and protocol bridging between legacy and modern buses. When designing with this device, ensure the Quartus II / Quartus Prime toolchain version matches the device family support (Cyclone IV E is supported by Quartus Prime Standard, with newer Intel FPGA software maintaining legacy device support). Plan for a minimum 1.2 V core decoupling network of 0.1 µF and 10 µF capacitors within the BGA footprint, and observe the ball pitch and keep-out rules of the F23 package for PCB escape routing. This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in compatible variants, and practical design guidance that goes beyond the manufacturer datasheet, including same-package speed- and temperature-grade options and pin-compatible Cyclone IV E family alternatives.

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EP4CE15F23C6N

EP4CE15F23C6N - 15408-LE Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

Altera EP4CE15F23C6N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 RAM bits, and 343 I/O in a 484-ball BGA package. The F23 ordering designation identifies the device within the EP4CE15 family, while the C6N suffix selects its specified speed, temperature, and package configuration. It is a programmable logic device rather than a fixed-function processor or ASIC. A field-programmable gate array is a semiconductor whose digital logic is configured after manufacture. In the product hierarchy, the EP4CE15F23C6N belongs to the Cyclone IV E FPGA family and broadly falls under programmable logic, integrated circuits, and semiconductors. Its fabric provides parallel logic resources that can implement control logic, data paths, interfaces, state machines, and communication functions in one configurable device. The principal resources are 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 embedded RAM bits, and 343 available I/O positions. This combination supports moderate-complexity embedded designs without requiring a discrete microcontroller for every control function. The large I/O count can simplify board integration by consolidating multiple external interfaces onto one programmable device. The 484-BGA package also provides a high-density board footprint, although careful escape-routing and thermal planning are required. Cyclone IV E devices use configurable logic and memory resources for parallel data processing. A design can divide the fabric among control, datapath, and interface functions, while embedded RAM can support buffering, packet storage, counters, and temporary data. Exact available blocks, clock resources, and electrical limits should be confirmed against the manufacturer datasheet for the exact ordering code before final schematic or floorplan completion. Typical uses include industrial control modules, interface concentrators, sensor aggregation, embedded data acquisition, communication equipment, and compact general-purpose embedded platforms. The combination of 15,408 logic elements and 516,096 RAM bits is particularly suitable for designs that combine protocol handling, local buffering, and real-time control without creating a separate FPGA for every peripheral function. Board implementation should account for the BGA escape-routing density, programmed pin constraints, bank-specific voltage requirements, and decoupling. Confirm the required pin, voltage, and package assignments with Quartus design software and follow the manufacturer package guidelines for layer stackup, fanout, thermal vias, and high-speed routing. This product overview combines device resources, package information, sourcing guidance, and replacement considerations into an engineering-focused reference. It also identifies which same-package alternatives can support design planning while preserving the requirement for explicit footprint and temperature-grade validation.

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EP4CE15F23C7

EP4CE15F23C7 Cyclone IV E FPGA | 15K Logic | Altera

The Altera EP4CE15F23C7 is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 343 I/O, 15,408 logic elements, and 516,096 embedded RAM bits, supplied in a 484-ball BGA package. It is designed for embedded programmable-logic applications requiring deterministic parallel interfaces, control logic, protocol bridging, and moderate on-chip memory. The verified distributor listing identifies the device as a Cyclone IV E FPGA and confirms its 343-I/O and 484-BGA configuration. A field-programmable gate array, or FPGA, is a programmable semiconductor in which configurable logic blocks, memory, and I/O resources are interconnected through user-programmed bitstreams. Within the broader semiconductor hierarchy, an FPGA is a programmable logic device used to implement control, datapath, signal-conditioning, and interface functions without relying on a fixed application-specific integrated circuit. Its bitstream defines the internal connections and external pin behavior. The EP4CE15F23C7 belongs to the Cyclone IV E family and provides a balance of logic capacity, I/O availability, and embedded memory for embedded systems. Its F23 ordering code identifies a specific speed, package, and temperature-grade combination, while the distributor record confirms 15,408 logic elements and 516,096 RAM bits. These resources support parallel data acquisition, industrial control, communications, embedded vision, and test-equipment logic. Typical implementation depends on the system’s clocking, power, configuration, and I/O requirements. Because the provided data does not include complete electrical timing, configuration, memory-interface, or pin-definition tables, those values must be confirmed in the manufacturer’s official device documentation before schematic capture or PCB release. The 484-BGA package also requires careful escape routing and manufacturing capability. For drop-in procurement planning, verify the exact package, speed grade, temperature grade, device identifier, configuration method, and pin-compatible alternative before substitution. The available cross-reference results identify EP4CE15F23I7N as another Cyclone IV E ordering code, but the supplied search data does not establish every electrical and package detail needed to certify a drop-in replacement.

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EP4CE15F23C7N

EP4CE15F23C7N - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15K LE, 484-FBGA | Intel

The Intel (Altera) EP4CE15F23C7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array (FPGA) integrating 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits of embedded memory, and 343 user I/Os into a 484-ball fine-pitch BGA (FBGA) package. Built on a low-power 60 nm process, it operates from a 1.2 V core supply with 1.0 V, 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V, 3.0 V, and 3.3 V LVCMOS/LVTTL I/O standards supported through independent bank voltages. The device is offered in a commercial 0C to 85C temperature grade with an I7 speed grade that still meets all C8 timing specifications when operated up to 125C. An FPGA is a programmable logic device built from an array of configurable logic blocks (LBs), programmable interconnect, and embedded memory/DSP blocks. Compared with a CPLD, an FPGA offers far higher logic density and dedicated multiplier/M9K memory blocks. The Cyclone IV E family sits in the hierarchy: programmable logic device -> FPGA -> low-cost FPGA -> SRAM-based FPGA, and is widely used as a glue-logic and DSP co-processor alongside microcontrollers and ASICs. Key features include 56 embedded 18 x 18 multipliers, four general-purpose PLLs, 20 global clock networks, and 343 user I/Os distributed across eight I/O banks. The 484-FBGA package offers high-density interconnect for multi-lane parallel designs, while the 60 nm process keeps typical static power below 150 mW, making the part attractive for power-constrained industrial designs. Architecturally, the Cyclone IV E uses a 4-input look-up table (LUT) logic element, M9K memory blocks (each 9 Kbit), and DSP blocks for 18 x 18 signed multiplication. Configuration is loaded through passive serial (PS), fast passive parallel (FPP), or Altera-compatible JTAG, with built-in decompression and encryption support via AES-128. The I7 speed grade offers the second-fastest -7 timing within the Cyclone IV E family, suitable for 100 MHz+ system buses. Typical applications include industrial motor control, video processing pipelines, machine vision pre-processors, telecom interface cards, and low-cost prototyping platforms. The Cyclone IV E family is also popular as a PCIe endpoint bridge, sensor-fusion pre-processor, and educational logic-lab FPGA. When designing, ensure that the Quartus II (13.0sp1 or later) pin assignments match the 484-FBGA ball map, since the FBGA footprint differs from the larger 484-pin BGA used on some competitor parts. Decoupling: place 100 nF X7R 0402 capacitors within 3 mm of each VCCINT/VCCA pin, with 10 uF bulk capacitors on each supply rail. This page combines distributor pricing, drop-in same-package alternatives, and Quartus-aware design notes that go beyond the manufacturer datasheet itself.

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EP4CE15F23C8

EP4CE15F23C8 - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15K LE, 484-FBGA | Intel

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP4CE15F23C8 is a low-cost, low-power Cyclone IV E Field-Programmable Gate Array delivering 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits of embedded memory, and 343 18x18 multipliers in a 484-ball FineLine BGA (F23, 23x23 mm, 1.0 mm pitch) package. The device targets high-volume, cost-sensitive applications that previously required ASIC-like integration but benefit from FPGA flexibility, including industrial control, video processing, and communications infrastructure. An FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) is a reprogrammable semiconductor device whose logic function is defined by customer-supplied configuration bitstreams rather than mask lithography. Cyclone IV E sits in the low-power, low-cost tier of the Cyclone IV family (E for Enhanced logic, no transceivers), positioned between MAX/CPLDs and mid-range FPGAs such as Cyclone 10 LP. It targets systems needing tens of thousands of logic elements with LVDS, DDR2, and parallel memory interfaces but without multi-gigabit transceivers. Key features of the EP4CE15F23C8 include 343 dedicated 18x18 hardware multipliers (~ 2.7 GMACs DSP throughput when fully utilized), 4 PLLs for clock synthesis and skew management, 8 dedicated clock networks, 343 Kbits of M9K embedded memory blocks distributed across the fabric, and up to 343 user I/O pins (343 / 343 in the F23 package). The device supports LVDS Tx/Rx at up to 840 Mbps, DDR2 SDRAM interfaces up to 200 MHz, and configuration via JTAG, AS, PS, and FPP modes. Architecturally, Cyclone IV E uses a 60 nm process with a 1.2 V core supply, achieving static power roughly 40 % lower than the prior Cyclone III generation. The fabric is built from logic array blocks (LABs) of 16 logic elements each, with routing optimized for short interconnects. I/O banks support a wide range of standards (LVTTL, LVCMOS, PCI, PCI-X, SSTL, HSTL, LVDS) with programmable drive strength and slew rate, simplifying board integration. Typical applications include motor control and industrial automation backplanes, video surveillance image processing, low-cost protocol bridging (PCI-to-PCIe, UART to I2S), LED display controllers, and machine vision front-ends. The Cyclone IV family is also commonly seen as a glue-logic replacement for aging CPLDs in 3.3 V mixed-signal boards. Designers should plan thermal dissipation: at full DSP utilization the EP4CE15F23C8 can dissipate ~ 1.5 W, requiring thermal vias under the F23 BGA. The Quartus II / Quartus Prime design suite (Web Edition, free) is the supported toolchain for synthesis, place-and-route, and bitstream generation. This page synthesizes distributor pricing, same-family Cyclone IV drop-in alternatives, and practical design notes that extend the manufacturer datasheet's typical-application content.

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EP4CE15F23C8L

EP4CE15F23C8L - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 362 MHz | Intel

The Intel EP4CE15F23C8L is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 963 logic array blocks, and a maximum clock frequency of 362 MHz. The device is supplied in a 484-BGA F23 package measuring 23 mm by 23 mm with a 1 mm ball pitch, making it suitable for compact, high-density programmable control and signal-processing systems. A field-programmable gate array is a semiconductor device whose digital logic is configured after manufacture. An FPGA belongs to the broader programmable-logic hierarchy, combining configurable logic elements, embedded memory, programmable I/O, and clocking resources. Cyclone IV E devices extend this architecture into the FPGA and CPLD family, providing hardware flexibility for parallel processing, interface bridging, protocol handling, control, and embedded signal-processing functions. The EP4CE15F23C8L includes 343 user I/O and 516,096 RAM bits in addition to its 963 logic array blocks and 15,408 logic elements. Its 362 MHz performance figure provides a clear basis for timing designs involving counters, state machines, parallel datapaths, and control logic. The F23 484-BGA package supports dense PCB routing while requiring careful escape-routing and thermal-management practices during layout. The device uses the E suffix in its ordering code, and the F23 designation identifies the specific package and pin arrangement. The C8 speed-grade position and L lifecycle suffix distinguish this ordering option from other members of the EP4CE15 family. Pin assignments, allowable I/O standards, configuration requirements, power behavior, and operating-temperature limits must be selected from the exact package and ordering-code tables in the manufacturer documentation. Typical uses include industrial automation controllers, communications interfaces, sensor aggregation, motor-control sequencing, test equipment, and embedded video or image-processing pipelines. Its combination of 15,408 logic elements and 516,096 RAM bits allows designers to implement parallel algorithms and buffering without relying entirely on external processors, while the 343 available user I/O supports board-level integration. PCB implementation should preserve the F23 package geometry and follow the manufacturer's ball-grid and power-decoupling guidance. Because the device exposes hundreds of I/O and requires multiple supply rails, designers should validate voltage sequencing, decoupling, return paths, clock integrity, thermal performance, and configuration behavior before production release. This product page organizes the EP4CE15F23C8L architecture, package characteristics, practical implementation guidance, family comparisons, and qualified drop-in alternatives into a design-focused reference that supports faster component selection and board planning.

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EP4CE15F23C8N

EP4CE15F23C8N - Cyclone IV E FPGA 15K LEs 484-BGA | Intel

The Intel (formerly Altera) EP4CE15F23C8N is a low-cost, low-power Cyclone® IV E FPGA with 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits of embedded memory, and 343 multipliers, housed in a 484-ball FineLine BGA (F23, 23x23 mm, 1.0 mm pitch) package and rated for commercial temperature (0C to 85C). It combines a high-functionality programmable logic fabric with on-chip 18x18 multipliers, M9K memory blocks, and a Cyclone IV PLL bank to deliver deterministic DSP and control performance for cost-sensitive designs. A Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a semiconductor IC whose logic, interconnect, and I/O can be reconfigured after manufacturing by loading a user-defined bitstream, distinguishing it from fixed-function ASICs. FPGAs sit at the top of the programmable-logic hierarchy (FPGA > CPLD > PAL/GAL > discrete logic) and excel at parallel DSP, high-speed serial bridging, and glue-logic consolidation. The Cyclone IV E family specifically targets high-volume, power-conscious applications where 60 nm process efficiency and abundant on-chip memory offer the lowest total cost of ownership in the low-density FPGA segment. Key features include 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits (63 KBytes) of embedded RAM organized in M9K blocks, 343 dedicated 18x18 multipliers, four general-purpose PLLs, and up to 343 user I/O pins. The device supports LVDS, SSTL, and LVCMOS I/O standards and integrates hard IP for PCI Express Gen1, external memory interfaces (DDR/DDR2/QDRII), and serial configuration via AS, PS, JTAG, and FPP modes. The Cyclone IV E series uses a 60 nm low-leakage CMOS process with a 1.0 V core voltage (VCCINT) and 2.5 V/3.3 V-tolerant I/O banks (VCCIO). This 1.0 V core reduces dynamic power by up to 25% versus the prior Cyclone III generation while preserving timing closure on existing reference designs. Designers typically pair the EP4CE15F23C8N with a separate external configuration flash, which loads the bitstream at power-on through the dedicated AS configuration port. Typical applications include industrial motor control, video processing pipelines, telecom line-card glue logic, low-density ASIC prototyping, and consumer display controllers. The combination of 343 multipliers and 516 Kbits of block RAM makes it especially attractive for cost-driven DSP front-ends where parallel multiply-accumulate throughput matters more than raw logic density. When designing with the EP4CE15F23C8N, pay attention to VCCIO bank planning (each bank supports one VCCIO voltage) and use the Quartus II / Quartus Prime Pin Planner to assign LVDS pairs within their dedicated true-LVDS capable pins. The 484-BGA FineLine BGA package requires a 1.0 mm-pitch PCB footprint and standard JEDEC MSL3 moisture handling. This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives, and practical design notes not found in the standalone datasheet - giving engineers a single reference for component selection, lifecycle status, and PCB integration.

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EP4CE15F23C9L

EP4CE15F23C9L - 15,408-Cell 343-I/O Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

Altera EP4CE15F23C9L is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array built on a 60 nm process, with 15,408 logic cells, 343 I/O, and a 484-ball FBGA package. It operates from a 1.2 V supply according to the Cyclone IV E comparison data and is identified as the F23 package configuration. The device combines programmable logic, embedded memory, and configurable I/O in a single surface-mount package for cost-sensitive embedded systems requiring substantial parallel processing resources. A field-programmable gate array is a semiconductor whose digital logic is configured after manufacture rather than being permanently defined in silicon. The FPGA category sits above programmable logic devices in the broader semiconductor hierarchy and supports parallel architectures, hardware acceleration, interface bridging, and control functions that can be revised without changing the PCB. This flexibility makes an FPGA useful when the final algorithm, interface set, or system partitioning remains under development. The EP4CE15F23C9L's 15,408 logic cells provide a substantially larger parallel-processing fabric than small programmable logic devices. Its 343 I/O enable direct connections to external memory, sensors, converters, communications transceivers, and control signals. The F23 device uses a 484-ball FBGA package, requiring careful escape-routing, via density, and thermal management on multilayer PCB designs. The ball-pitch dimensions and exposed-package thermal characteristics should be confirmed from the package drawings before layout release. Programmable systems typically use the Cyclone IV E logic fabric for datapath acceleration, interface control, protocol conversion, and supervisory logic. Because FPGA designs depend on timing constraints, pin assignments, device configuration, and tool-supported memory interfaces, designers should use the Quartus design software version supported for the Cyclone IV E device family. Configuration flash, clocks, resets, power sequencing, and JTAG access require careful planning for reliable field operation. Thermal performance depends on the selected speed grade, core voltage, utilization, toggle rate, and PCB copper. The manufacturer package drawing should be used to determine land geometry, ball assignments, and exposed thermal-pad requirements. Signal-integrity analysis is particularly important for high-speed memory interfaces, and the board should maintain continuous return paths beneath high-speed routing. This page consolidates the exact package and ordering information for EP4CE15F23C9L, compares same-package Cyclone IV E options, and identifies practical design checks that are not apparent from a distributor summary. It also explains where to obtain the official ordering-part-number page, how to evaluate a replacement, and which information must be confirmed before committing a new PCB.

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EP4CE15F23I7N

EP4CE15F23I7N - 15408-LUT Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

Altera Corporation EP4CE15F23I7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 343 I/O, and 60 nm process technology in an F23 484-BGA package. The device operates from a 1.2 V supply and is identified as an industrial-temperature, speed-grade-7 device. Its 23 mm by 23 mm package supports dense programmable-logic integration on equipment requiring a high pin count. A field-programmable gate array is a programmable-logic semiconductor whose internal digital circuits can be configured after fabrication. An FPGA sits above fixed-function logic in the programmable-device hierarchy, combining configurable logic elements, embedded memory resources, programmable I/O, and clocking resources. This flexibility allows one physical device to implement multiple control, interface, signal-processing, or protocol functions while shortening development cycles compared with a custom ASIC. The EP4CE15F23I7N provides 15,408 logic elements and 343 I/O in one 484-BGA package. The Cyclone IV E family is manufactured on a 60 nm process, providing a defined mix of programmable logic and device resources. Its 1.2 V core supply and speed-grade-7 designation place it in an industrial-oriented configuration when the complete ordering code is evaluated according to the Altera ordering guide. FPGA implementation quality depends on more than the logic-element count. Designers must account for available memory bits, multiplier resources, supported I/O standards, clock-management resources, configuration method, pin constraints, and tool-supported device support. The manufacturer product page identifies the EP4CE15 F23 ordering family, while the distributor listing identifies this exact part as a 484-BGA device with 343 I/O. Verify the complete pin and resource definitions against the Cyclone IV Device Datasheet before schematic capture. Typical uses for this Cyclone IV E device include industrial control systems, instrumentation, communication equipment, embedded data-acquisition systems, and general-purpose digital logic platforms. The 343-I/O count is particularly useful when an interface-heavy design would otherwise require several companion devices. An FPGA-based design can consolidate parallel interfaces, control logic, status monitoring, and communication translation into one configurable device. PCB implementation should treat the 484-BGA footprint as a high-density assembly task. Follow the manufacturer package dimensions, ball maps, recommended land pattern, via requirements, and assembly process rather than estimating pad geometry. Confirm the intended configuration device or configuration interface, provide the specified power rails, and validate every I/O standard and pin assignment in the Altera design tool before release. This product page combines the exact ordering-code identity, package information, cross-family drop-in options, and design guidance that engineers would otherwise need to assemble from separate family pages and comparison listings. Always confirm operating details and lifecycle status against the latest manufacturer documentation before committing a production design.

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EP4CE15F23I8L

EP4CE15F23I8L - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15408 LEs | Altera

The Altera EP4CE15F23I8L is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array (FPGA) with 15408 logic elements, 60 nm process technology, 1.2 V operation, and a 484-pin FBGA package. The device is intended for embedded programmable-logic designs where substantial combinational and sequential logic must be integrated into a compact, high-density package. Its part-number suffix identifies the EP4CE15 device family, F23 speed-grade package variant, and industrial-temperature ordering option. A Cyclone IV E FPGA is a programmable-logic semiconductor within the broader FPGA and programmable-logic hierarchy. Unlike fixed-function logic, an FPGA allows designers to configure interconnect and logic blocks after manufacture, enabling implementation of control logic, interfaces, communication engines, signal processing, and embedded systems on one device. The EP4CE15 family is positioned for cost-conscious designs that require more logic capacity than small CPLDs while retaining the integration benefits of a single FPGA package. The EP4CE15F23I8L provides 15408 logic elements, making it suitable for multi-module digital systems such as industrial controllers, data-acquisition front ends, communication gateways, and embedded control platforms. The 484-pin FBGA package supports a high pin count for power, ground, configuration, clock, and user I/O assignments. The listed package dimensions are approximately 23 mm wide, allowing placement on a dense multilayer PCB when the board design follows the manufacturer’s land-pattern and assembly guidance. The 60 nm fabrication technology and 1.2 V operating specification place the device in the conventional low-power FPGA technology class. Designers should use the Cyclone IV E device documentation for detailed I/O counts, supported memory blocks, PLL resources, configuration requirements, pin assignments, electrical limits, and power-up behavior. The exact values for many device-level parameters are not stated in the product result and are therefore marked as data-needed in the specification table rather than inferred. Typical applications include industrial automation, test and measurement, communications, embedded vision, and general-purpose control systems. In these systems, the programmable architecture allows logic functions and interface protocols to be consolidated into one FPGA instead of being distributed across multiple discrete logic devices. Configuration storage, clocking, decoupling, signal integrity, thermal management, and programming-tool compatibility remain the principal system-level design responsibilities. For a new board, allocate the FBGA footprint, power rails, configuration interface, clock inputs, and I/O according to the official Cyclone IV E hardware design guidance. Maintain the required bypass-capacitor arrangement, route high-speed signals with controlled impedance, and verify timing and thermal conditions in the final PCB stack-up. The manufacturer product page is the authoritative starting point for the ordering part number and package-specific attributes. This product page combines the verified ordering information with a practical engineering-focused comparison of compatible family options, application guidance, pinout and datasheet references, and design considerations. It is intended to help engineers confirm fit, plan the PCB and power architecture, and identify an appropriate procurement route before integrating the EP4CE15F23I8L into a programmable-logic design.

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EP4CE15M8I7N

EP4CE15M8I7N - 15K Logic Cells, 89 I/O FPGA | Altera

The Altera EP4CE15M8I7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array with 15,408 logic elements, 89 I/O, 963 logic array blocks, and a 164-pin TFBGA package. It is a programmable-logic semiconductor for embedded control, data acquisition, communications, and industrial systems. The verified distributor data identifies the device as a 60 nm FPGA with a 1.2 V supply specification. A field-programmable gate array is a semiconductor whose digital logic, interconnect, and programmable I/O resources are configured after manufacture. Within the product hierarchy, an FPGA is a programmable-logic IC and a semiconductor. The Cyclone IV E family provides configurable hardware for parallel logic, state machines, interfaces, signal processing, and control functions without requiring a custom mask for each design. The EP4CE15M8I7N provides 15,408 logic cells, 963 logic array blocks, and 89 I/O according to the verified distributor specifications. Its 164-TFBGA package supports dense PCB integration, while the M8 device designation and I7N ordering code identify the specific package, speed, temperature, and ordering configuration. The available verified data does not provide detailed timing, memory, power, or pin-level values, so those parameters require the manufacturer datasheet. Typical uses include industrial control, communications interfaces, instrumentation, embedded processing support, test equipment, and custom digital logic. Its programmable architecture allows designers to revise logic behavior, shorten development cycles, and consolidate functions that might otherwise require multiple discrete devices. The 89-I/O count is particularly relevant when a design needs substantial external connectivity. For PCB implementation, engineers should preserve the exact 164-TFBGA footprint, provide all required power, ground, configuration, and decoupling connections, and validate signal integrity and thermal conditions against the manufacturer package data. The verified source data supports the package and core device identity, but does not establish a complete pin map or detailed power budget. This page combines verified distributor specifications, source URLs, sourcing context, and engineering guidance. It intentionally distinguishes published values from parameters that still require manufacturer documentation rather than estimating FPGA timing, pinout, memory, or compliance details.

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EP4CE15M9I7N

EP4CE15M9I7N - 15K Logic FPGA, 165 I/O | Altera

Altera EP4CE15M9I7N is a Cyclone IV E field-programmable gate array (FPGA) built around 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits of embedded memory, and 165 user I/O, supplied in a 256-ball TFBGA package. The device uses 60 nm technology and is listed with a 1.2 V operating supply. Its combination of programmable logic, embedded memory resources, and a high-I/O-count package makes it suitable for digital control, communications, instrumentation, and embedded processing systems. An FPGA is a semiconductor device containing configurable logic blocks, programmable interconnects, memory blocks, and I/O cells. Engineers configure these resources to implement digital functions, interfaces, control logic, or parallel processing without requiring a custom ASIC. Within the product hierarchy, EP4CE15M9I7N is a Cyclone IV E FPGA, a field-programmable gate array, a programmable logic device, and ultimately an integrated circuit. This flexibility allows hardware behavior to be updated through configuration data while using standard digital design and verification flows. The headline resource figures are 15,408 logic elements, 516,096 bits of embedded memory, and 165 user I/O. The part is offered in a 256-ball TFBGA package, described by distributor data as 256-TFBGA and by other listings as 256-MBGA. The provided manufacturer and distributor material does not expose every speed-grade, power, temperature, or pinout detail, so unverified specifications are marked as data-needed rather than inferred. Technically, the Cyclone IV E architecture supports configurable logic and memory resources for implementing datapaths, state machines, protocol bridges, and control systems. The 60 nm process and 1.2 V supply listing indicate the semiconductor technology and nominal operating point available in the supplied data. Configuration, clocking, signal integrity, decoupling, and bank-specific I/O planning remain important implementation tasks, but detailed electrical limits and timing characteristics require the manufacturer documentation. Typical applications include industrial automation controllers, communications-interface equipment, test and measurement systems, embedded vision front ends, motor-control platforms, and custom data-acquisition hardware. The 165 I/O count can accommodate multiple parallel buses, sensor interfaces, or control signals, while the programmable logic enables protocol adaptation and system-level logic consolidation. The 256-ball package requires careful ball assignment, controlled-impedance routing, and suitable PCB manufacturing capability. When designing with EP4CE15M9I7N, verify the complete manufacturer pinout, I/O-bank restrictions, configuration interface, power sequencing, and supported operating conditions before schematic release. Because only selected device facts are present in the verified results, engineers should consult the official Altera product page and device documentation for timing, electrical characteristics, and package-level design rules. This page combines verified distributor and manufacturer data, quantity-based reference pricing, application guidance, and comparison context. The available cross-reference results do not establish five verified pin-compatible drop-in alternatives, so alternatives are limited to evidence-supported candidates and the validation note clearly identifies the limitation.

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EP4CE15F23A7N - 15,408-LC Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

EP4CE15F23C6 - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15K LE, 484-BGA | Intel

EP4CE15F23C6N - 15408-LE Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

EP4CE15F23C7 Cyclone IV E FPGA | 15K Logic | Altera

EP4CE15F23C7N - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15K LE, 484-FBGA | Intel

EP4CE15F23C8 - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15K LE, 484-FBGA | Intel

EP4CE15F23C8L - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 362 MHz | Intel

EP4CE15F23C8N - Cyclone IV E FPGA 15K LEs 484-BGA | Intel

EP4CE15F23C9L - 15,408-Cell 343-I/O Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

EP4CE15F23I7N - 15408-LUT Cyclone IV E FPGA | Altera

EP4CE15F23I8L - Cyclone IV E FPGA, 15408 LEs | Altera

EP4CE15M8I7N - 15K Logic Cells, 89 I/O FPGA | Altera

EP4CE15M9I7N - 15K Logic FPGA, 165 I/O | Altera