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eX Family of Antifuse FPGAs


The eX family of FPGAs meets all of your power, speed, package and price requirements. We optimized eX devices for wired and portable e-appliances, allowing you to use a flexible, single-chip FPGA for their traditional low-density ASIC requirements.

Key Benefits


  • Low power consumption
  • Ability to be live at power-up
  • 2.5V, 3.3V and 5.0V mixed-voltage operation with 5.0V input tolerance and 5.0V drive strength
  • Up to 100% resource utilization with 100% pin locking
  • FuseLock secure programming technology that prevents reverse engineering and design theft
  • Availability in automotive temperature grades

Products


Device

eX64

eX128

eX256

Capacity

System Gates

3,000

6,000

12,000

Typical Gates

2,000

4,000

8,000

Register Cells

Dedicated Flip-Flops

64

128

256

Maximum Flip-Flops

128

256

512

Combinatorial Cells

128

256

512

Maximum User I/Os

84

100

132

Global Clocks

Hardwired

1

1

1

Routed

2

2

2

Speed Grades

-F, Std., -P

-F, Std., -P

-F, Std., -P

Temperature Grades1

C, I, A

C, I, A

C, I, A

Package (By Pin Count)

TQFP

64

64, 100

100

C = Commercial, I = Industrial, A = Automotive 

Documentation


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Data Sheets
eX Automotive Family FPGAs Datasheet
05 Apr 2003
Product Selector Tools
Antifuse Product Catalog
29 Aug 2013
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eX Datasheet
15 Jan 2003
Data Sheets
PD3068: Package Mechanical Drawings Datasheet
30 Jan 2025
Supporting Collateral
eX, SX-A and RT54SX-S Power Calculator
19 Mar 2003
Supporting Collateral
Jitter and Phase Noise Analysis of Actel's eX Devices
28 May 2003
Supporting Collateral
eX Device FAQ
09 Feb 2003
Overview of Antifuse Device Security- White Paper
07 Oct 2022
Data Sheets
DC-DC Regulator Guide for Microsemi FPGAs and SOC FPGAs
23 Sep 2022
Application Notes
AC140: Design for Low Power in Actel Antifuse FPGAs App Note
13 Jan 2003
Application Notes
AN 4535 : Programming Antifuse Devices
23 Jun 2005
Application Notes
AC200: Actel eX, SX-A and RTSX-S I/Os App Note
14 Jan 2003
Application Notes
AC308: Antifuse MetaReport AN
06 May 2013
Application Notes
AC379: Advanced Static Timing Analysis Using SmartTime App Note
30 Oct 2011
AC168 : Implementation of Security in Antifuse FPGAs
07 Oct 2022
Application Notes
AC276: Board Level Considerations for Microsemi FPGAs App Note
15 Jan 2003
Application Notes
AC160: IEEE Standard 1149.1 (JTAG) in the SX/RTSX/SX-A/eX/RT54SX-S Families App Note
14 Jan 2003
Application Notes
AC201: Maximizing Logic Utilization in eX, SX, and SX-A FPGA Devices Using CC Macros App Note
13 Feb 2003
Application Notes
Source-Synchronous Clock Designs: Timing Constraints and Analysis App Note
02 Aug 2011
Board Design Files
HiRel SX32A/SX72A IBIS Model
06 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
SX-A/eX Automotive IBIS Model
06 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
SX-A/eX Commercial IBIS Model
06 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
SX-A/eX Industrial IBIS Model
06 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
SX-A Military IBIS Model
06 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX128-TQ100 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX64-CS128 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX64-TQ100 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX128-CS49 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
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eX128-TQ64 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX64-CS49 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX64-TQ64 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX256-CS128 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX256-CS180 BSDL
08 Mar 2005
Board Design Files
eX256-TQ100 BSDL
28 Nov 2005
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eX, SX-A and RT54SX-S Power Calculator 19 Mar 2003

The eX family of FPGAs, with its focused combination of features, can meet all of your power, speed, package and price requirements. eX devices are optimized for wired and mobile e-appliances, and enable you to use a flexible single-chip FPGA for your traditional low-density ASIC requirements without the long lead times and costly NRE charges.