EPM2210F256C5N

• 1, 700 macrocells, 2, 210 Logic elements, 221 Logic Array Blocks
• 204 User I/O Pins
• 172.4 MHz Maximum Operating frequency; 11.2 Ns Propagation Delay
• 2.5 V Core Supply (2.375 V to 2.625 V), 55 mA Operating Supply Current
• On-Chip Flash Configuration Memory for Instant-on Operation
• 256-Ball FBGA package, 17 Mm X 17 Mm X 1.8 mm; 0°C to 85°C, RoHS compliant, Tray Packaging

The Intel EPM2210F256C5N is a MAX II family CPLD with 1, 700 macrocells and 2, 210 logic elements arranged in 221 logic array blocks, supplied in a 256-ball FBGA package. It offers 204 user I/O pins, operates from a 2.5 V core supply (2.375 V to 2.625 V), and supports a maximum operating frequency of 172.4 MHz with an 11.2 ns propagation delay. The EPM2210F256C5N uses on-chip flash configuration memory, is rated for 0°C to 85°C commercial operation, and ships in trays.

CPLDs handle the glue logic of a board: bus decoding, level and protocol translation, power sequencing, reset supervision, watchdogs, and simple state machines that would otherwise need a scattering of discrete logic. Because configuration is held in on-chip flash, the device is functional immediately at power-up, which is why CPLDs are often the first thing running on a board and are given responsibility for bringing up the rest. At 1, 700 macrocells the EPM2210F256C5N sits at the large end of the MAX II family, suited to backplane control, industrial and telecom line cards, medical equipment, and instrumentation. It is bought by hardware design teams and by OEM sourcing groups sustaining long-lifecycle systems.