overview

 Field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) are a core electronic component that is widely used in the electronics field, especially where a high degree of customization and rapid prototyping are required. FPGAs are designed to meet changing technology needs, and they offer a high degree of flexibility and reconfigurability, allowing electronics engineers to quickly adapt to new design challenges.

The MgiCubo series FPGA provides a high-performance power-per-consumption architecture, transceiver line speed, and D5P processing capabilities, and customers can create a balance of "cost, performance, and power consumption" based on the MgiCubo series FPGA.

The MgiCubo series FPGAs can be widely used in various applications such as edge computing, Al applications, image processing, 4G/5G, radar, test instruments, robotics, medical instruments, etc.

Core features of the Mgicubo family of FPGAs

High-performance logic unit

It supports a variety of high-speed interface standards to ensure a good connection with external devices.

Abundant input/output interfaces

A large number of logic units enable complex digital logic functions.

Flexible memory configurations

Equipped with internal storage resources that can be used for temporary storage and data caching.

Low-power design

Optimized power management for power-sensitive applications.

High bandwidth

The maximum total serial bandwidth of 2.8 Tbit/s can be achieved.