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Small square black chip with 144 pins in EQFP package

YINGHUA

YINGHUA EP4CE6E22C8N FPGA EQFP-144 semiconductor

SKU CH-6ZQN-N5S16

Field-programmable gate array in a 144-pin EQFP package with a speed grade of 22

  • Product typeICs Semicoductors
  • EP4CE6E22C8N FPGA enables flexible digital logic design
  • 22 logic elements per block support complex functions
  • 144-pin EQFP package suits compact board layouts
  • New condition ensures reliable factory performance

EP4CE6E22C8N FPGA for logic prototyping

The EP4CE6E22C8N is a field-programmable gate array in an EQFP-144 package. Engineers use it to implement custom digital logic, signal-processing chains or soft-processor cores without committing to an ASIC flow. The device ships new and ready for board-level integration.

Replaces discrete logic or older CPLDs

Designers migrate to this FPGA when a project outgrows the I/O count or logic density of smaller complex programmable logic devices. The jump is worth it when the design needs more than the 144 pins available on this package or when timing closure demands the 22 speed grade. Buyers who need higher logic capacity or a different package footprint should evaluate larger Cyclone IV parts.

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Price $56.99
Pricier than about 70% of the 1,027 comparable items (median $34.99).

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Product typeICs Semicoductors

Questions about this item

What PCB footprint does the EQFP-144 package of this FPGA require?

The EQFP-144 package needs a printed-circuit-board footprint that accommodates 144 pins with the standard fine-pitch quad flat pack outline and matching pad dimensions.

What is the correct JTAG programming sequence step that engineers often skip with this Cyclone IV E device?

After power-up, the JTAG chain must be initialised and the device placed in configuration mode before the .sof or .pof bit-stream is shifted in; skipping the chain-initialisation step causes the download to fail.

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