5AGXBB7D4F35C4N

The 5AGXBB7D4F35C4N is an advanced field programmable gate array (FPGA) chip manufactured by Intel. It is a member of the Stratix 10 family of FPGAs and is based on the 14nm Tri-Gate transistor technology, making it one of the most powerful FPGAs available. The chip has a total of 4,096 logic elements, with up to 8,192 embedded RAM blocks, and up to 6,144 embedded Multiplier/Accumulator blocks. It also features up to 1,024 Digital Signal Processing (DSP) blocks, up to 8,192 I/O pins, and up to 4,096 user-defined I/O pins.

The 5AGXBB7D4F35C4N is designed for high-performance applications, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, image and video processing, high-speed networking, and cloud computing. It is also suitable for a variety of industrial applications, including automotive, industrial automation, medical, aerospace and defense, and consumer electronics. Additionally, the chip is designed to support multiple protocols, including PCI Express, Ethernet, USB, and HDMI.

The 5AGXBB7D4F35C4N is designed to be highly energy efficient, with a power consumption of up to 2.8W. It also features advanced security features, including hardware-based encryption and authentication, and an integrated secure boot system. The chip is also designed to be highly reliable, with a mean time between failure (MTBF) of up to 1 million hours.

Overall, the 5AGXBB7D4F35C4N is an advanced FPGA chip designed for high-performance applications in a variety of industries. Its features include a large number of logic elements, embedded RAM and Multiplier/Accumulator blocks, DSP blocks, I/O pins, and advanced security features. The chip is also designed to be energy efficient and reliable, making it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.