81,264 logic elements in a 1.0 V low-power fabric
The Intel 10CL080ZF484I8G is a Cyclone 10 LP FPGA packing 81,264 logic elements (5079 LABs/CLBs) and 2,810,880 total RAM bits, all running on a 1.0 V core supply. This density tier sits in the middle of the Cyclone 10 LP family — enough logic for a modest soft-core processor, a video scaler, or a multi-channel sensor fusion pipeline without stepping up to a larger BGA. The 289 user I/O are brought out to a 484-ball FBGA (23x23 mm body). That ball count means the I/O ring is dense enough to route a 16-bit DDR memory bus plus a parallel camera interface and still have pins left for general-purpose control. The 1.0 V core voltage keeps dynamic power lower than the 1.2 V variants in the same family — a real advantage when the board is thermally constrained or the PSU budget is tight.
The 484-FBGA package has a 23x23 mm footprint with a 1.0 mm ball pitch, which is a standard four-layer board layout; the 1.0 V core rail needs a dedicated regulator, but the low current draw (typically under 200 mA at full utilization) keeps the thermal design simple.
Lifecycle and supply posture
Listed as Active on the manufacturer's lifecycle record — no end-of-life notice, no last-time-buy window.
Peer comparison: supply voltage variants
The closest sibling is the 10CL080ZU484I8G, which shares the same 484-FBGA package, 289 I/O, 81,264 logic elements, and 2.8 Mbit RAM — the only difference is the core supply voltage: 1.0 V on the ZF variant versus 1.0 V on the ZU variant (both are 1.0 V, but the ZU suffix indicates a different ordering code for the same electrical spec). The 10CL080YU484I7G runs on 1.2 V core and has a -40 to 100 °C temperature grade but a different speed grade (I7 vs I8). For a BOM that already has a 1.0 V rail, the ZF or ZU variant is the drop-in fit; the 1.2 V YU variant requires a rail change.