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10M08SAE144I7G

10M08SAE144I7G

Intel (Altera)
Higher-density MAX 10 option in a similar package for more logic and I/O.
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Overview

The 10M08SAE144I7G is a non-volatile MAX 10 FPGA from Intel (Altera) featuring 8000 logic elements and 387072 bits of total RAM. This industrial-grade device integrates dual-configuration flash memory (1540 KB) and 101 I/O pins in a 144-EQFP package, operating on a single 2.85V to 3.465V supply.

Why Choose This Part

This FPGA offers 'instant-on' capability through integrated flash, eliminating the need for an external configuration PROM and reducing board space. Its EQFP-144 package provides a balance of high I/O density and relatively easy PCB assembly for industrial environments.

Applications

Industrial Interface Bridging
Converting between different industrial communication protocols or legacy bus standards where high I/O count is required.
Motor Control Logic
Implementing custom PWM timing and motor feedback decoding for precision motion control systems.
System Supervision
Managing power sequencing, reset generation, and hardware monitoring for complex multi-rail circuit boards.
I/O Expansion
Extending the available peripheral set of a primary microcontroller using the 101 available I/O pins.

Key Specifications

Mounting Type Surface Mount
Number of I/O 101
Package / Case 144-LQFP Exposed Pad
Total RAM Bits 387072
Voltage - Supply 2.85V ~ 3.465V
Number of LABs/CLBs 500
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 100degC (TJ)
Supplier Device Package 144-EQFP (20x20)
Number of Logic Elements/Cells 8000

Getting Started

Development is performed using the Intel Quartus Prime Lite Edition software, which supports the MAX 10 family without a paid license. To begin hardware evaluation, engineers typically use an Altera USB-Blaster or Terasic T-Series development board to program the device via the JTAG interface.

Also Consider

10M16SAE144I7G Intel - A drop-in compatible alternative providing 16000 logic elements for designs that outgrow the 8000 LE capacity.
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