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Intel EP4CE6F17A7N — FPGA / CPLD & Programmable Logic

Intel EP4CE6F17A7N Cyclone IV E FPGA, 6272 LEs, 179 I/O

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Intel Cyclone® IV E FPGA, 6272 logic elements, 179 I/O, 276480 total RAM bits, 256-LBGA, industrial temperature -40°C to 125°C, EP4CE6F17A7N.

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Specifications

EP4CE6F17A7N specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesCyclone® IV E
MountingSurface Mount
Voltage1.15V ~ 1.25V
Operating temperature-40°C~125°C(TJ)
PackageTray
Number of i (O)179
Case256-LBGA
Total RAM bits276480
Number of LABs (CLBs)392
Number of logic elements (Cells)6272

Product details

Logic density and I/O for a 6K-LE FPGA

The EP4CE6F17A7N packs 6272 logic elements across 392 LABs/CLBs — enough for a modest soft-core processor, a few UART/SPI controllers, and glue logic without filling the device. The 179 user I/O in a 256-FBGA give you headroom for a parallel bus, external SRAM interface, and a dozen sensor inputs before you hit the pin limit. On-chip memory totals 276480 bits, which handles a 128×32 FIFO or a small frame buffer for video line processing without external SRAM. The 1.15V to 1.25V core supply means you need a dedicated regulator rail, not a shared 3.3V or 1.8V bus.

Industrial temperature grade and package

The 256-FBGA (17×17 mm) footprint is a standard BGA with 1.0 mm ball pitch — four-layer board with via-in-pad is recommended for the inner rows, but a well-designed two-layer can work if you route the core supply on the bottom. The package is tray delivery — no tape-and-reel, so factor in pick-and-place handling for the tray format.

Active lifecycle and sourcing posture

No pin-compatible second-source from another vendor exists; the Cyclone IV E family is Intel-only.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between EP4CE6F17A7N and EP4CE6F17C8N?

The only difference is the temperature grade. Logic elements, I/O count, RAM bits, and package are identical.