EPCE4QC100N

The EPCE4QC100N is a configuration device from Intel's EPCE4 series. Here's some information based on the link you provided:

Product Description:

The EPCE4QC100N is a configuration device designed to store configuration data required for initializing FPGA devices, particularly those from Intel (formerly Altera). Configuration devices like this one play a crucial role in the proper functioning of FPGA-based systems by holding the instructions and data necessary for the FPGA's initial configuration during power-up or reset.

Product Parameters:

Manufacturer: Intel (formerly Altera)

Series: EPCE4

Package: TQFP (Thin Quad Flat Pack)

Configuration Bits: 100,000 (estimated)

Voltage Range: Typically 1.8V or 3.3V (check datasheet for specific details)

RoHS: Yes

Features:

Configuration device for FPGA devices

Non-volatile memory for storing configuration data

Provides a substantial amount of configuration bits for FPGA initialization

Suitable for various FPGA families from Intel/Altera

Supports reliable initialization of FPGA devices during power-up or reset

Can be used for single or multiple FPGA devices on a board

Applications:

The EPCE4QC100N configuration device is essential for FPGA-based designs and is widely used in various applications, including but not limited to:

FPGA-based systems and boards

Embedded systems and platforms

Digital signal processing

Industrial automation and control

Communication equipment

Aerospace and defense systems

Automotive electronics