Anlogic Infotech FPGA SALPHOENIX 1A

PH1A series FPGA is the "Phoenix" series of products launched by Anlogic, including 60-180K LUTs, high-speed serial I/O, PCIE hard core, DDR3\DDR4 storage interface and rich IP resources, positioning cost-effective programmable logic market; the PH1A provides best-in-class transceiver and signal processing capabilities while maintaining low power consumption. PH1A can meet the size, weight, power consumption and cost-sensitive markets such as communication infrastructure, medical, industrial, consumer electronics and other markets, providing developers with better solutions.

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Shanghai Anlogic Infotech Co.,Ltd., founded in November 2011, is a leading domestic integrated circuit design company. The company was successfully listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange Science and Technology Innovation Board in 2021, becoming the first A-share listed company focusing on FPGA business. The company has independent research and development capabilities for FPGA chip hardware and FPGA compilation software, and focuses on the research and development of general programmable logic chip technology and system solutions.

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High-performance and large-capacity configurable logic modules: logic size from 70,848 to 210,240LUTs

Integrated PCIE hard core: supports GEN1/2/3, supports X1, X2 and X4 modes

Dedicated MIPI-I0: supports 2.5Gbps, supports CSI-RX

High-performance digital signal processing unit: supports two-input adders, three-input adders, multipliers and arithmetic logic units

Supports DDR3 and DDR4 storage interfaces: maximum support 1866Mbps, bit width x8/x16/x32/x64

High-performance serial transceiver: supports a maximum channel rate of 15Gbps and supports multiple protocols

SEU error detection and correction: supports single-bit error detection and correction, supports double-bit error detection