LFXP10C-4FN388C

The LFXP10C-4FN388C is a commercial‑grade FPGA from the LatticeXP family, featuring non‑volatile ispXP technology and on‑chip reconfigurability. It integrates approximately 10,000 logic elements, a substantial set of I/O and embedded memory, and is targeted at commercial embedded systems that require instant‑on operation, in‑field reconfiguration and flexible I/O support.

This device is supplied in a 388‑ball fpBGA (23 × 23 mm) package with 244 user I/Os, and is supported by the LatticeXP architecture and associated design tools and IP referenced in the family datasheet.

Key Features

• Core Architecture Non‑volatile ispXP reconfigurable architecture with instant‑on capability and support for in‑field logic updates (TransFR™) as described in the LatticeXP family datasheet.
• Logic Capacity Approximately 10,000 logic elements for implementing mid‑range FPGA designs.
• Embedded Memory Total on‑chip RAM of 221,184 bits (approximately 0.22 Mbits) with flexible distributed and block memory resources.
• I/O and Interfaces 244 user I/Os available in the 388‑ball fpBGA package to support diverse signaling and interfacing needs.
• Clocking and Timing Up to 4 analog PLLs per device for clock multiplication, division and phase shifting (family capability).
• Low‑Power Modes Sleep mode capability described for the family, allowing significant static current reduction.
• Power Supply Range Operates across a wide supply range from 1.71 V to 3.465 V to accommodate multiple I/O and core voltage domains.
• Package and Mounting 388‑BBGA surface‑mount package (388‑FPBGA, 23 × 23 mm) for compact system integration.
• Commercial Temperature Grade Rated for operation from 0 °C to 85 °C to match commercial application environments.
• Regulatory RoHS compliant.

Typical Applications

• Commercial Embedded Systems — Instant‑on and non‑volatile configuration make the device suitable for embedded controllers and appliances that require fast boot and secure configuration.
• Interface and I/O Bridging — 244 I/Os in a compact fpBGA package enable protocol bridging, bus interfacing and customizable peripheral control.
• Communications Peripherals — Reconfigurable logic and multiple PLLs support timing and protocol adaptation for communication modules and add‑on boards.
• Prototyping and Development — The device’s reconfigurability and support within the LatticeXP family toolset are suited for iterative development and in‑field updates.

Unique Advantages

• Instant‑on non‑volatile FPGA: Eliminates the need for external configuration memory and enables immediate operation after power‑up.
• Reconfigurable in the field: TransFR™ capability and reprogrammable SRAM/non‑volatile memory allow design updates without external components.
• Balanced logic and I/O: Approximately 10,000 logic elements combined with 244 I/Os provide a strong mid‑range integration point for complex I/O‑centric designs.
• Compact high‑ball‑count package: 388‑ball fpBGA (23 × 23 mm) delivers high I/O in a space‑efficient footprint for dense PCBs.
• Flexible power operation: Broad supply range (1.71–3.465 V) accommodates varying system power domains and I/O standards.
• Commercial temperature and RoHS compliance: Suitable for commercial deployments with environmental and regulatory alignment.

Why Choose LFXP10C-4FN388C?

The LFXP10C-4FN388C positions itself as a versatile, commercial‑grade FPGA option within the LatticeXP family—offering non‑volatile instant‑on behavior, flexible in‑field reconfiguration and a balanced mix of logic, memory and high I/O count. Its 388‑ball fpBGA package and support for multiple supply voltages make it practical for compact, I/O‑dense designs.

Designers seeking mid‑range logic capacity with on‑chip memory and PLL resources will find this device appropriate for iterative development and commercial embedded deployments, with the family ecosystem and design tool support referenced in the datasheet to streamline implementation.

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