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YINGHUA EP1C6T144I7N FPGA Field Programmable Array TQFP-144

SKU CH-YJQF-3NB1S

A 144-pin TQFP field-programmable gate array for custom logic designs

  • Product typeICs Semicoductors
  • 144-pin TQFP package simplifies board layout
  • Field-programmable logic enables custom hardware functions
  • Cyclone-series FPGA delivers configurable digital performance
  • New condition ensures reliable operation from first power-up

YINGHUA EP1C6T144I7N FPGA

This YINGHUA device is a field-programmable gate array supplied in a TQFP-144 package. It provides reconfigurable logic resources for custom digital circuit implementation. Engineers and developers use it for prototyping, signal processing, and embedded control applications requiring hardware flexibility.

144-pin capacity and logic headroom

The 144-pin package defines the available I/O count for external interfacing. Logic density suits moderate complexity designs such as state machines, glue logic, and peripheral controllers. Designs demanding higher I/O counts, larger block RAM, or greater DSP slice counts will exceed the resources of this device.

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Price $188.99
Pricier than about 85% of the 1,027 comparable items (median $34.99).

Specifications

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Product typeICs Semicoductors

Questions about this item

Will the EP1C6T144I7N FPGA fit on a legacy board that already has a 144-pin TQFP footprint?

Yes, the device uses a standard 144-pin TQFP package, so it will physically match any board designed for that footprint.

How can I verify the EP1C6T144I7N FPGA is operating correctly after soldering it to the board?

Apply power, then use a JTAG programmer to read the device IDCODE; a valid response confirms the FPGA is alive and communicating.

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