XC4006E-4PC84I

Product Overview

Category

XC4006E-4PC84I belongs to the category of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs).

Use

This product is primarily used in digital circuit design and implementation. FPGAs provide a flexible and customizable solution for various applications, including telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, and consumer electronics.

Characteristics

• High integration: XC4006E-4PC84I offers a large number of logic gates, flip-flops, and other configurable elements on a single chip.
• Reconfigurability: The FPGA can be programmed and reprogrammed to implement different logic functions, allowing for rapid prototyping and design iterations.
• Parallel processing capability: FPGAs excel at parallel processing tasks due to their inherent parallel architecture.
• Low power consumption: XC4006E-4PC84I is designed to minimize power consumption while maintaining high performance.

Package and Quantity

XC4006E-4PC84I is available in a 84-pin plastic quad flat package (PQFP). The quantity per package may vary depending on the supplier.

Specifications

• Logic Cells: 4000
• Maximum Frequency: 100 MHz
• Operating Voltage: 3.3V
• I/O Pins: 68
• Memory Blocks: 64
• Programmable Interconnects: 3200

Detailed Pin Configuration

The pin configuration of XC4006E-4PC84I is as follows:

1. VCCIO
2. GND
3. IO0
4. IO1
5. IO2
6. IO3
7. IO4
8. IO5
9. IO6
10. IO7
11. IO8
12. IO9
13. IO10
14. IO11
15. IO12
16. IO13
17. IO14
18. IO15
19. IO16
20. IO17
21. IO18
22. IO19
23. IO20
24. IO21
25. IO22
26. IO23
27. IO24
28. IO25
29. IO26
30. IO27
31. IO28
32. IO29
33. IO30
34. IO31
35. IO32
36. IO33
37. IO34
38. IO35
39. IO36
40. IO37
41. IO38
42. IO39
43. IO40
44. IO41
45. IO42
46. IO43
47. IO44
48. IO45
49. IO46
50. IO47
51. IO48
52. IO49
53. IO50
54. IO51
55. IO52
56. IO53
57. IO54
58. IO55
59. IO56
60. IO57
61. IO58
62. IO59
63. IO60
64. IO61
65. IO62
66. IO63
67. GND
68. VCC

Functional Features

XC4006E-4PC84I offers the following functional features:

1. Configurable Logic Blocks (CLBs): These blocks consist of look-up tables, flip-flops, and multiplexers, allowing users to implement complex logic functions.
2. Programmable Interconnects: The interconnect matrix enables flexible routing of signals between CLBs, I/O pins, and other components.
3. Input/Output Blocks (IOBs): IOBs provide bidirectional I/O capabilities and support various voltage standards.
4. Block RAM: The FPGA includes embedded memory blocks for efficient storage and retrieval of data.
5. Clock Management: XC4006E-4PC84I incorporates phase-locked loops (PLLs) and delay-locked loops (DLLs) to generate and distribute clock signals.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Flexibility: FPGAs offer the ability to reconfigure hardware, making them suitable for prototyping and adapting to changing requirements.
• High performance: With their parallel architecture, FPGAs can execute multiple tasks simultaneously, resulting in improved performance.
• Lower development costs: FPGAs eliminate the need for custom ASIC development, reducing both time and expenses.

Disadvantages

• Higher power consumption: Compared to application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), FPGAs typically consume more power due to their programmable nature.
• Complexity: Designing for FPGAs requires specialized knowledge and expertise, which may pose a challenge for beginners or those unfamiliar with digital circuit design.

Working Principles

XC4006E-4PC84I operates based on the principles of configurable logic and interconnects. The FPGA is programmed using a Hardware Description Language