Microchip Technology

The PolarFire® SoC FPGA is built on the award-winning PolarFire FPGA architecture and is the first SoC FPGA with a deterministic, coherent RISC-V CPU cluster and a deterministic L2 memory subsystem enabling Linux and real-time applications. The family delivers up to 50% lower power than alternative FPGAs and spans from 23k to 461k logic elements and features 12.7G transceivers.

The PolarFire® SoC FPGA is built on the award-winning PolarFire FPGA architecture and is the first SoC FPGA with a deterministic, coherent RISC-V CPU cluster and a deterministic L2 memory subsystem enabling Linux and real-time applications. The family delivers up to 50% lower power than alternative FPGAs and spans from 23k to 461k logic elements and features 12.7G transceivers.

The PolarFire® SoC FPGA is built on the award-winning PolarFire FPGA architecture and is the first SoC FPGA with a deterministic, coherent RISC-V CPU cluster and a deterministic L2 memory subsystem enabling Linux and real-time applications. The family delivers up to 50% lower power than alternative FPGAs and spans from 23k to 461k logic elements and features 12.7G transceivers.

The MPL4700 Series utilize the new and unique MMSM technology. MMSM provides package/device integration at the wafer fabrication level. Since the cathode and anode interconnections utilize precision photolitographic techniques rather than wire bonds, parasitic package inductance is tightly controlled. The package parasitics provide smooth non-resonant functionality through X band.

High Reliability controlled devices Bidirectional (CA) construction 275 V standoff voltages (VWM) Fast response

These high power 15 kW rated transient voltage suppressors in a surface mount package are provided with design features to minimize thermal resistance and cumulative heating. Typical applications include lightning and automotive load dump protection. They are particularly effective at meeting the multi-stroke lightning standard RTCA DO-160, section 22 for aircraft design. This efficient low profile package design is offered in standoff voltage selections (VWM) of 7 volts to 200 volts in either unidirectional or bidirectional construction

These high power 15 kW rated transient voltage suppressors in a surface mount package are provided with design features to minimize thermal resistance and cumulative heating. Typical applications include lightning and automotive load dump protection. They are particularly effective at meeting the multi-stroke lightning standard RTCA DO-160, section 22 for aircraft design. This efficient low profile package design is offered in standoff voltage selections (VWM) of 7 volts to 200 volts in either unidirectional or bidirectional construction

These high-power, 18 kW-rated transient voltage suppressors in a surface mount package are provided with design features to minimize thermal resistance and cumulative heating. Typical applications include lightning and automotive load dump protection. They are particularly effective at meeting the multi-stroke lightning standard RTCA DO-160, section 22 for aircraft design. This efficient low-profile package design is offered in standoff voltage selections (VWM) of 7 Volts to 200 Volts in either unidirectional or bidirectional construction.

These high power 30 kW rated transient voltage suppressors in a surface mount package are provided with design features to minimize thermal resistance and cumulative heating. Typical applications include lightning and automotive load dump protection. They are particularly effective at meeting the multi-stroke lightning standard RTCA DO-160, section 22 for aircraft design. This efficient low profile package design is offered in standoff voltage selections (VWM) of 14 volts to 400 volts in either unidirectional or bidirectional construction

These high power 30 kW rated transient voltage suppressors in a surface mount package are provided with design features to minimize thermal resistance and cumulative heating. Typical applications include lightning and automotive load dump protection. They are particularly effective at meeting the multi-stroke lightning standard RTCA DO-160, section 22 for aircraft design. This efficient low profile package design is offered in standoff voltage selections (VWM) of 14 volts to 400 volts in either unidirectional or bidirectional construction