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YINGHUA EPCS4SI8N FPGA Configuration Memory SOP8

SKU CH-9XXP-14VY5

SOP8-packaged serial memory stores FPGA configuration data

  • Product typeICs Semicoductors
  • EPCS4SI8N provides 4 Mbit configuration storage
  • SOP8 package enables compact board integration
  • New condition ensures reliable factory specifications
  • FPGA configuration memory simplifies device programming

YINGHUA EPCS4SI8N Configuration Memory

This YINGHUA EPCS4SI8N device is a serial configuration memory IC packaged in an SOP8 footprint. It stores the bitstream that an FPGA loads at power-up or during reconfiguration. Engineers select it for prototyping or production boards that require non-volatile storage for a single FPGA design.

Four-megabit capacity with SOP8 interface

The four-megabit array holds configuration data for many mid-range FPGAs, leaving headroom for future firmware updates. Designs that exceed this density or that demand a different package style will need a larger or alternative configuration device.

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Product typeICs Semicoductors

Questions about this item

Will the SOP8 footprint of the EPCS4SI8N fit the existing PCB pads on my legacy FPGA board?

The EPCS4SI8N uses an 8-pin SOP package, so it matches standard SOP8 land patterns used on older FPGA boards for configuration memory.

How can I verify the EPCS4SI8N is programming correctly after soldering it to the board?

After power-up, the FPGA should complete its configuration sequence without error flags; a successful boot confirms the EPCS4SI8N is supplying the bitstream as intended.

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