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10M50DAF484I7G

10M50DAF484I7G

Intel (Altera)
Higher-density MAX 10 option in a larger BGA package for designs requiring more logic and RAM when board space and assembly allow BGA.
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Overview

The 10M50DAF484I7G is a high-density Intel MAX 10 FPGA featuring 50,000 logic elements and integrated dual-configuration flash memory. This device is housed in a 484-FBGA package, providing 360 I/O pins and 1,677,312 bits of total RAM for complex digital logic and signal processing tasks.

Why Choose This Part

This part offers the highest logic density in the MAX 10 family, combining 50K LEs with 7840 KB of flash for instant-on capability without external configuration memory. The 484-pin BGA package maximizes available I/O for systems requiring extensive connectivity to peripherals or wide data buses.

Applications

Industrial System Controllers
Utilizing the 50K logic elements and high I/O count for multi-axis motor control and complex industrial communication protocol bridging.
Video Interface Conversion
Processing high-bandwidth video data with a core clock speed up to 416 MHz and ample internal RAM for frame buffering.
Embedded Vision Systems
Implementing hardware-accelerated image processing and camera sensor interfaces in a single-chip solution.

Key Specifications

Mounting Type Surface Mount
Number of I/O 360
Package / Case 484-BGA
Total RAM Bits 1677312
Voltage - Supply 1.15V ~ 1.25V
Number of LABs/CLBs 3125
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 100degC (TJ)
Supplier Device Package 484-FBGA (23x23)
Number of Logic Elements/Cells 50000

Getting Started

Development is performed using the Intel Quartus Prime Lite or Pro Edition software, which includes tools for synthesis, optimization, and timing analysis. For hardware evaluation, the Intel MAX 10 FPGA Development Kit provides a platform to test the 10M50's high-speed interfaces and integrated ADC features.

Also Consider

XC7A50T-1FGG484I Xilinx - A comparable Artix-7 FPGA offering similar logic density for applications requiring different DSP or transceiver capabilities.
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