2.5×2.5mm FPGA draws only 25-microwatt for portable systems
The tiny, low- power, low cost iCE40 LP384 FPGA has a capacity of 384 LUTs; consumes 25-microwatts static core power; comes in packages as small as 2.5×2.5mm with a migration path to 2.0×2.0mm; and costs less than 50 cents per unit in multi-million unit quantities. The iCE40 LP384 FPGA includes the programmable logic, flexible IO, and on-chip memory necessary to process data at speeds greater than ASSPs or companion microprocessors while simultaneously reducing power consumption for an equivalent cost. Lattice also provides reference designs and application notes to accelerate development and reduce time-to-market by several months. Present packaging options include: 32-pin QFNs (5.0×5.0mm); 36-ball ucBGAs (2.5×2.5mm); and 49-pin ucBGAs (3.0×3.0mm).
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