5M570ZF256C5N

• MAX V Family CPLD, 440 macrocells, 570 Logic Elements
• 8 Logic Array blocks; 159 I/O Lines
• Flash Configuration Memory - Instant-on, No External Config Device
• 1.71 V to 1.89 V Supply (1.8 V nominal); 27 uA Operating Current
• 152 MHz Maximum frequency; 9 Ns Propagation delay; Speed Grade 5
• 256-Pin FBGA, 17 X 17 mm, 0 C to +85 C

The 5M570ZF256C5N is a MAX V family complex programmable logic device from Intel in a 256-pin FBGA package measuring 17 x 17 mm. It provides 440 macrocells and 570 logic elements across 8 logic array blocks with 159 I/O lines, and is based on flash configuration memory so it powers up already configured. The device runs from a 1.71 V to 1.89 V supply, nominally 1.8 V, at a 152 MHz maximum frequency with a 9 ns propagation delay. It is speed grade 5 and rated 0 C to +85 C.

CPLDs of this density handle board-level glue logic, power-up sequencing, bus and protocol bridging, I/O expansion, and configuration control for larger FPGAs and processors on communications, industrial and instrumentation boards. Flash-based configuration is the reason a CPLD is chosen over a small FPGA in these roles: it is available within microseconds of power-up, before the rest of the board is running, and needs no external configuration memory. Communications equipment, industrial control and embedded system designers are the usual buyers. This listing also records a 1.4749 GHz frequency attribute, which is inconsistent with the 152 MHz maximum frequency and the rest of the specification.