5CGXBC7D7F27C8N

The 5CGXBC7D7F27C8N is a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) chip from Intel’s Stratix 10 family. This chip is a high-performance, mid-range FPGA with an array of features and capabilities. It is built on Intel’s 14nm Tri-Gate process technology, allowing for increased power efficiency, high performance, and low latency.

The 5CGXBC7D7F27C8N has a total of 5,120 logic elements, with each logic element consisting of four 6-input look-up tables (LUTs) and two flip-flops. It has a total of 8,192 18-Kbit embedded memory blocks, and 36,864 18-Kbit distributed RAM blocks. It also has 2,048 18-Kbit distributed ROM blocks and 1,024 18-Kbit distributed FIFO blocks. The chip also features a total of 1,024 18-Kbit distributed dual-port RAM blocks, as well as 8,192 18-Kbit distributed dual-port ROM blocks.

The 5CGXBC7D7F27C8N has a total of 8,192 18-Kbit distributed RAM blocks, and 36,864 18-Kbit distributed RAM blocks. It also has 2,048 18-Kbit distributed ROM blocks and 1,024 18-Kbit distributed FIFO blocks. In addition, the chip has a total of 8,192 18-Kbit distributed dual-port RAM blocks, as well as 8,192 18-Kbit distributed dual-port ROM blocks.

The 5CGXBC7D7F27C8N is suitable for applications such as high-speed networking, storage, and computing. It can also be used for applications such as video processing, image processing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. The chip is capable of handling high-bandwidth, low-latency data transfers, making it ideal for applications that require quick processing. It is also suitable for low-power applications, as it is power-efficient and can run at low voltage levels.