Lattice Semiconductor Corporation
Lattice Semiconductor is the leader in low-power programmable solutions, offering FPGAs built on the Nexus platform with up to 4X lower power consumption than comparable devices.
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Lattice Semiconductor Corporation is the undisputed leader in low-power, small form factor FPGAs and programmable logic devices. Built on their innovative Nexus platform using 28nm FD-SOI technology, Lattice FPGAs deliver up to 4X lower power consumption and 100X better soft error rate reliability compared to similar devices.
Lattice's product portfolio includes:
- Certus-NX/N2: Low-power general purpose FPGAs with up to 39K logic cells
- CertusPro-NX: Advanced FPGAs with LPDDR4 support for edge applications
- CrossLink-NX: Optimized for embedded vision and AI applications
- MachXO5-NX TDQ: Industry's first FPGA with CNSA 2.0 post-quantum cryptography
- iCE40: Ultra-low power mobile and consumer FPGAs
The new Nexus 2 platform and Certus-N2 family deliver advanced connectivity, optimized power efficiency, and class-leading security for automotive, industrial, communications, and computing edge applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What makes Lattice FPGAs low power?
- Lattice FPGAs built on the Nexus platform use 28nm FD-SOI technology, delivering up to 4X lower power consumption and 100X lower soft error rate than comparable devices.
- Does Lattice offer security-focused FPGAs?
- Yes, the MachXO5-NX TDQ is the industry's first FPGA with CNSA 2.0-compliant post-quantum cryptography, crypto-agility, and hardware Root of Trust.
- What applications use Lattice FPGAs?
- Lattice FPGAs are used in automotive systems, industrial automation, embedded vision, AI/ML edge inference, communications infrastructure, and consumer electronics.
- Does Lattice support LPDDR4 memory?
- Yes, the CertusPro-NX family supports LPDDR4 external memory, making it the only FPGA in its class with this capability for demanding edge applications.
