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Square black TQFP-144 FPGA chip with gull-wing leads

YINGHUA

YINGHUA EP1C6T144I7N FPGA TQFP-144

SKU CH-9NZB-PTXRZ

EP1C6T144I7N field-programmable gate array in a 144-pin TQFP package

  • Product typeICs Semicoductors
  • 144-pin TQFP package simplifies board integration
  • Field-programmable logic enables custom digital designs
  • New condition ensures full factory specification
  • Cyclone series FPGA delivers reconfigurable performance

YINGHUA EP1C6T144I7N FPGA

The YINGHUA EP1C6T144I7N is a field-programmable gate array supplied in a TQFP-144 package. It provides reconfigurable logic resources for custom digital circuit implementation. Designers use it to prototype hardware algorithms or deploy specialised control functions without committing to a fixed ASIC design. The device arrives in new condition ready for development or production integration.

Replaces fixed-function logic and prototype boards

This FPGA replaces discrete logic ICs or microcontroller-based solutions where parallel processing or deterministic timing are required. The jump is worth it when a design demands hardware-level speed, flexible I/O mapping or on-the-fly reconfiguration that software alone cannot deliver. It is not suited for buyers who need an off-the-shelf microcontroller with pre-defined peripherals or a processor running a standard operating system.

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Price $125.99
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Specifications

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Product typeICs Semicoductors

Questions about this item

What footprint does the TQFP-144 package need on the PCB?

The 144-lead thin quad flat pack requires a matching 144-pad footprint with the correct pin pitch and clearance for the square body outline.

What is the critical step when soldering this FPGA?

Apply flux, align the 144 leads precisely on the pads, then reflow; the step most often missed is verifying coplanarity before heating to avoid open joints on the fine-pitch leads.

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