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iCE40HX1K — 1.28K-Cell Low-Power Non-Volatile FPGA

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by Kyle Bergstedt

Lattice iCE40HX1K — 1,280-cell ultra-low-power FPGA. Three matched symbol+footprint pairs with clean custom-rendered PNGs, interactive viewers, per-artifact provenance.

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Schematic Symbol

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Source: Lattice Semiconductor — iCE40 LP/HX Family Data Sheet (FPGA-DS-02029-4.1)
Manufacturer: Lattice Semiconductor
Part Number: iCE40HX1K
Document: FPGA-DS-02029-4.1 — Rev 4.1, April 2023 (53 pages)
Community Pinout Source: Project IceStorm — icebox/icebox.py (bitstream-verified I/O pin locations)

Description

Evidence: datasheet pages 8–10 — "General Description" section and Figure 3.1 iCE40LP/HX1K Device Top View.

The iCE40HX1K is a member of the Lattice iCE40 LP/HX Family of ultra-low-power, non-volatile FPGAs. The HX series targets high-performance applications, while sharing the same 40 nm fabric and footprint-compatible package options as the LP series. The HX1K provides 1,280 logic cells, 64 Kbit of embedded block RAM, one PLL, and up to 95 user I/Os across four independently powered I/O banks.

The fabric is based on Programmable Logic Blocks (PLBs), each consisting of eight Logic Cells. Every Logic Cell contains a 4-input LUT, a D-type flip-flop with programmable clock enable and set/reset, and dedicated carry logic. PLBs are connected through a row/column interconnect and can also be mapped as distributed memory. Configuration is loaded from an internal SRAM bitstream at power-up, driven either by a Master/Slave SPI flash or by the on-chip Non-Volatile Configuration Memory (NVCM).

Key Specifications

Evidence: datasheet page 9 Table 2.1 "iCE40 LP/HX Family Selection Guide" (HX1K column), page 21 Table 4.2 "Recommended Operating Conditions", page 33 Table 4.26 "External Switching Characteristics – HX Devices".

Parameter Value
Logic Cells (LUT4 + FF) 1,280
Embedded Block RAM (4-kbit blocks) 16 (64 Kbit)
Phase-Locked Loops 1
Maximum User I/O 95
Maximum Differential Input Pairs 12
Core Supply Voltage (VCC) 1.14 V – 1.26 V (1.2 V typ)
I/O Supply Range (VCCIO) 1.71 V – 3.46 V
Global Clock fMAX (typ) 275 MHz
Register-to-Register 16-bit counter 255 MHz
256 × 16 Dual-Port BRAM fMAX 403 MHz
Static VCC Current (typ) 296 µA
Junction Temperature (Industrial) -40 °C to 100 °C
Process 40 nm CMOS
Configuration SPI Master/Slave, internal NVCM

Features

Evidence: datasheet page 8 "Features" bullet list.

  • Flexible logic architecture with 1,280 LUT4+FF logic cells
  • 64 Kbit of sysMEM Embedded Block RAM (16 × 4-kbit EBRs), cascadable
  • One sysCLOCK Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) with dynamic phase/delay adjustment
  • Ultra-low-power 40 nm process; sub-µA standby modes
  • Low-swing differential I/O: LVDS25 and subLVDS (emulated with external resistors)
  • Broad single-ended I/O support: LVCMOS 3.3 / 2.5 / 1.8 / 1.5 / 1.2 V
  • Schmitt-trigger inputs with 200 mV typical hysteresis, programmable pull-ups
  • Pre-engineered source-synchronous I/O with DDR registers in every PIO cell
  • Up to four independently powered I/O banks (VCCIO_0..3)
  • Internal Non-Volatile Configuration Memory (NVCM) — no external boot flash required
  • Configuration sources: Master SPI flash, Slave SPI, or internal NVCM (cold boot or warm boot)
  • Package options: VQFP-100 (14 × 14 mm), caBGA-132 (8 × 8 mm, 0.5 mm pitch), TQFP-144 (20 × 20 mm)
  • Halogen-free, RoHS-compliant; industrial temperature grade

Pin Configuration

Evidence: datasheet pages 38–42 — "Pinout Information" chapter. Per-ball pin signal names are sourced from Project IceStorm icebox/icebox.py (community-verified via bitstream fuzzing of real parts). Non-I/O pin positions (power, GND, config) require cross-reference with the Lattice per-package pinout CSV referenced on datasheet page 46 ("For Further Information → iCE40 Pinout Files").

Signal Naming Convention

General-purpose I/O pins are named IO[Bank]_[Row/Column][A/B], where [A] indicates the positive half of an LVDS pair and [B] the negative half. Signal names in the tables below use the IceStorm-encoded form IOB_<bank>_<x><y><A|B> where x,y is the chip-internal tile coordinate.

Dedicated Signal Pins

Pin Name Direction Description
CRESET_B Input Active-low configuration reset (pulls CDONE low, restarts config)
CDONE I/O Configuration done — open-drain output; pulled high at end of config
CBSEL[0:1] Input Configuration boot select (ColdBoot/WarmBoot selection)
SPI_SCK I/O SPI configuration clock (Master or Slave mode)
SPI_SS I/O SPI chip-select; low during configuration
SPI_SI I/O SPI serial input / MOSI
SPI_SO I/O SPI serial output / MISO
GBIN[0:7] Input Global buffer input (dual-use with general I/O)

Power Pins

Pin Name Typical Voltage Description
VCC 1.14 – 1.26 V Core fabric supply (multiple pins, decoupled separately)
VCCIO_0 1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.5 / 3.3 V I/O bank 0 supply (top edge)
VCCIO_1 1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.5 / 3.3 V I/O bank 1 supply (right edge)
VCCIO_2 1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.5 / 3.3 V I/O bank 2 supply (bottom edge, shared with SPI)
VCCIO_3 1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.5 / 3.3 V I/O bank 3 supply (left edge)
VCCPLL 1.14 – 1.26 V Dedicated PLL supply (filter separately)
VCC_SPI 1.71 – 3.46 V SPI bank power (typically tied to VCCIO_2)
VPP_2V5 2.30 – 3.46 V (prog only) NVCM programming supply; leave floating in applications
GND 0 V Ground reference (multiple pins)

Package / I/O Summary — HX1K

Evidence: datasheet pages 41–42 "Pin Information Summary" columns for iCE40HX1K.

Package User I/O LVDS Pairs Bonded Pads Body Size Pitch
VQ100 (VQFP-100) 72 9 100 14 × 14 mm 0.5 mm
CB132 (caBGA-132) 95 12 132 8 × 8 mm 0.5 mm
TQ144 (TQFP-144) 96 12 144 20 × 20 mm 0.5 mm

The full per-pin I/O assignments for each package are listed below, sourced from Project IceStorm's community-verified chip database (icebox/icebox.py in YosysHQ/icestorm). Non-I/O pin positions (VCC, GND, VCCIO_x, SPI_xxx, CRESET_B, CDONE) are not reproduced here — refer to the Lattice per-package pinout CSV linked on datasheet page 46 for authoritative mapping.

VQ100 — I/O Pin Assignments

Source: Project IceStorm icebox/icebox.py pin-location database (community-verified from bitstream fuzzing). 72 user I/O pins.

Pin Bank Signal Notes
1 3 IOB_3_0014B tile (x=0, y=14, half=1)
2 3 IOB_3_0014A tile (x=0, y=14, half=0)
3 3 IOB_3_0013B tile (x=0, y=13, half=1)
4 3 IOB_3_0013A tile (x=0, y=13, half=0)
7 3 IOB_3_0012B tile (x=0, y=12, half=1)
8 3 IOB_3_0012A tile (x=0, y=12, half=0)
9 3 IOB_3_0010B tile (x=0, y=10, half=1)
10 3 IOB_3_0010A tile (x=0, y=10, half=0)
12 3 IOB_3_0009B tile (x=0, y=9, half=1)
13 3 IOB_3_0009A tile (x=0, y=9, half=0)
15 3 IOB_3_0008B tile (x=0, y=8, half=1)
16 3 IOB_3_0008A tile (x=0, y=8, half=0)
18 3 IOB_3_0006B tile (x=0, y=6, half=1)
19 3 IOB_3_0006A tile (x=0, y=6, half=0)
20 3 IOB_3_0004B tile (x=0, y=4, half=1)
21 3 IOB_3_0004A tile (x=0, y=4, half=0)
24 3 IOB_3_0002B tile (x=0, y=2, half=1)
25 3 IOB_3_0002A tile (x=0, y=2, half=0)
26 2 IOB_2_0200A tile (x=2, y=0, half=0)
27 2 IOB_2_0200B tile (x=2, y=0, half=1)
28 2 IOB_2_0300A tile (x=3, y=0, half=0)
29 2 IOB_2_0300B tile (x=3, y=0, half=1)
30 2 IOB_2_0400A tile (x=4, y=0, half=0)
33 2 IOB_2_0600B tile (x=6, y=0, half=1)
34 2 IOB_2_0700A tile (x=7, y=0, half=0)
36 2 IOB_2_0600A tile (x=6, y=0, half=0)
37 2 IOB_2_0700B tile (x=7, y=0, half=1)
40 2 IOB_2_0900B tile (x=9, y=0, half=1)
41 2 IOB_2_1000A tile (x=10, y=0, half=0)
42 2 IOB_2_1000B tile (x=10, y=0, half=1)
45 2 IOB_2_1100A tile (x=11, y=0, half=0)
46 2 IOB_2_1100B tile (x=11, y=0, half=1)
48 2 IOB_2_1200A tile (x=12, y=0, half=0)
49 2 IOB_2_1200B tile (x=12, y=0, half=1)
51 1 IOB_1_1303B tile (x=13, y=3, half=1)
52 1 IOB_1_1304A tile (x=13, y=4, half=0)
53 1 IOB_1_1304B tile (x=13, y=4, half=1)
54 1 IOB_1_1306A tile (x=13, y=6, half=0)
56 1 IOB_1_1306B tile (x=13, y=6, half=1)
57 1 IOB_1_1307A tile (x=13, y=7, half=0)
59 1 IOB_1_1307B tile (x=13, y=7, half=1)
60 1 IOB_1_1308A tile (x=13, y=8, half=0)
62 1 IOB_1_1308B tile (x=13, y=8, half=1)
63 1 IOB_1_1309A tile (x=13, y=9, half=0)
64 1 IOB_1_1311A tile (x=13, y=11, half=0)
65 1 IOB_1_1311B tile (x=13, y=11, half=1)
66 1 IOB_1_1312A tile (x=13, y=12, half=0)
68 1 IOB_1_1313A tile (x=13, y=13, half=0)
69 1 IOB_1_1313B tile (x=13, y=13, half=1)
71 1 IOB_1_1314A tile (x=13, y=14, half=0)
72 1 IOB_1_1314B tile (x=13, y=14, half=1)
73 1 IOB_1_1315A tile (x=13, y=15, half=0)
74 1 IOB_1_1315B tile (x=13, y=15, half=1)
78 0 IOB_0_1217B tile (x=12, y=17, half=1)
79 0 IOB_0_1217A tile (x=12, y=17, half=0)
80 0 IOB_0_1117B tile (x=11, y=17, half=1)
81 0 IOB_0_1017B tile (x=10, y=17, half=1)
82 0 IOB_0_1017A tile (x=10, y=17, half=0)
83 0 IOB_0_0917B tile (x=9, y=17, half=1)
85 0 IOB_0_0917A tile (x=9, y=17, half=0)
86 0 IOB_0_0817B tile (x=8, y=17, half=1)
87 0 IOB_0_0817A tile (x=8, y=17, half=0)
89 0 IOB_0_0717A tile (x=7, y=17, half=0)
90 0 IOB_0_0617B tile (x=6, y=17, half=1)
91 0 IOB_0_0617A tile (x=6, y=17, half=0)
93 0 IOB_0_0517B tile (x=5, y=17, half=1)
94 0 IOB_0_0517A tile (x=5, y=17, half=0)
95 0 IOB_0_0417B tile (x=4, y=17, half=1)
96 0 IOB_0_0417A tile (x=4, y=17, half=0)
97 0 IOB_0_0317B tile (x=3, y=17, half=1)
99 0 IOB_0_0217B tile (x=2, y=17, half=1)
100 0 IOB_0_0117B tile (x=1, y=17, half=1)

TQ144 — I/O Pin Assignments

Source: Project IceStorm icebox/icebox.py pin-location database. 96 user I/O pins.

Pin Bank Signal Notes
1 3 IOB_3_0014B tile (x=0, y=14, half=1)
2 3 IOB_3_0014A tile (x=0, y=14, half=0)
3 3 IOB_3_0013B tile (x=0, y=13, half=1)
4 3 IOB_3_0013A tile (x=0, y=13, half=0)
7 3 IOB_3_0012B tile (x=0, y=12, half=1)
8 3 IOB_3_0012A tile (x=0, y=12, half=0)
9 3 IOB_3_0011B tile (x=0, y=11, half=1)
10 3 IOB_3_0011A tile (x=0, y=11, half=0)
11 3 IOB_3_0010B tile (x=0, y=10, half=1)
12 3 IOB_3_0010A tile (x=0, y=10, half=0)
19 3 IOB_3_0009B tile (x=0, y=9, half=1)
20 3 IOB_3_0009A tile (x=0, y=9, half=0)
21 3 IOB_3_0008B tile (x=0, y=8, half=1)
22 3 IOB_3_0008A tile (x=0, y=8, half=0)
23 3 IOB_3_0006B tile (x=0, y=6, half=1)
24 3 IOB_3_0006A tile (x=0, y=6, half=0)
25 3 IOB_3_0005B tile (x=0, y=5, half=1)
26 3 IOB_3_0005A tile (x=0, y=5, half=0)
28 3 IOB_3_0004B tile (x=0, y=4, half=1)
29 3 IOB_3_0004A tile (x=0, y=4, half=0)
31 3 IOB_3_0003B tile (x=0, y=3, half=1)
32 3 IOB_3_0003A tile (x=0, y=3, half=0)
33 3 IOB_3_0002B tile (x=0, y=2, half=1)
34 3 IOB_3_0002A tile (x=0, y=2, half=0)
37 2 IOB_2_0100A tile (x=1, y=0, half=0)
38 2 IOB_2_0100B tile (x=1, y=0, half=1)
39 2 IOB_2_0200A tile (x=2, y=0, half=0)
41 2 IOB_2_0200B tile (x=2, y=0, half=1)
42 2 IOB_2_0300A tile (x=3, y=0, half=0)
43 2 IOB_2_0300B tile (x=3, y=0, half=1)
44 2 IOB_2_0400A tile (x=4, y=0, half=0)
45 2 IOB_2_0400B tile (x=4, y=0, half=1)
47 2 IOB_2_0500A tile (x=5, y=0, half=0)
48 2 IOB_2_0500B tile (x=5, y=0, half=1)
49 2 IOB_2_0600B tile (x=6, y=0, half=1)
50 2 IOB_2_0700A tile (x=7, y=0, half=0)
52 2 IOB_2_0600A tile (x=6, y=0, half=0)
56 2 IOB_2_0700B tile (x=7, y=0, half=1)
58 2 IOB_2_0800A tile (x=8, y=0, half=0)
60 2 IOB_2_0800B tile (x=8, y=0, half=1)
61 2 IOB_2_0900A tile (x=9, y=0, half=0)
62 2 IOB_2_0900B tile (x=9, y=0, half=1)
63 2 IOB_2_1000A tile (x=10, y=0, half=0)
64 2 IOB_2_1000B tile (x=10, y=0, half=1)
67 2 IOB_2_1100A tile (x=11, y=0, half=0)
68 2 IOB_2_1100B tile (x=11, y=0, half=1)
70 2 IOB_2_1200A tile (x=12, y=0, half=0)
71 2 IOB_2_1200B tile (x=12, y=0, half=1)
73 1 IOB_1_1301A tile (x=13, y=1, half=0)
74 1 IOB_1_1301B tile (x=13, y=1, half=1)
75 1 IOB_1_1302A tile (x=13, y=2, half=0)
76 1 IOB_1_1302B tile (x=13, y=2, half=1)
78 1 IOB_1_1303B tile (x=13, y=3, half=1)
79 1 IOB_1_1304A tile (x=13, y=4, half=0)
80 1 IOB_1_1304B tile (x=13, y=4, half=1)
81 1 IOB_1_1306A tile (x=13, y=6, half=0)
87 1 IOB_1_1306B tile (x=13, y=6, half=1)
88 1 IOB_1_1307A tile (x=13, y=7, half=0)
90 1 IOB_1_1307B tile (x=13, y=7, half=1)
91 1 IOB_1_1308A tile (x=13, y=8, half=0)
93 1 IOB_1_1308B tile (x=13, y=8, half=1)
94 1 IOB_1_1309A tile (x=13, y=9, half=0)
95 1 IOB_1_1309B tile (x=13, y=9, half=1)
96 1 IOB_1_1311A tile (x=13, y=11, half=0)
97 1 IOB_1_1311B tile (x=13, y=11, half=1)
98 1 IOB_1_1312A tile (x=13, y=12, half=0)
99 1 IOB_1_1312B tile (x=13, y=12, half=1)
101 1 IOB_1_1313A tile (x=13, y=13, half=0)
102 1 IOB_1_1313B tile (x=13, y=13, half=1)
104 1 IOB_1_1314A tile (x=13, y=14, half=0)
105 1 IOB_1_1314B tile (x=13, y=14, half=1)
106 1 IOB_1_1315A tile (x=13, y=15, half=0)
107 1 IOB_1_1315B tile (x=13, y=15, half=1)
112 0 IOB_0_1217B tile (x=12, y=17, half=1)
113 0 IOB_0_1217A tile (x=12, y=17, half=0)
114 0 IOB_0_1117B tile (x=11, y=17, half=1)
115 0 IOB_0_1117A tile (x=11, y=17, half=0)
116 0 IOB_0_1017B tile (x=10, y=17, half=1)
117 0 IOB_0_1017A tile (x=10, y=17, half=0)
118 0 IOB_0_0917B tile (x=9, y=17, half=1)
119 0 IOB_0_0917A tile (x=9, y=17, half=0)
120 0 IOB_0_0817B tile (x=8, y=17, half=1)
121 0 IOB_0_0817A tile (x=8, y=17, half=0)
122 0 IOB_0_0717B tile (x=7, y=17, half=1)
128 0 IOB_0_0717A tile (x=7, y=17, half=0)
129 0 IOB_0_0617B tile (x=6, y=17, half=1)
134 0 IOB_0_0517B tile (x=5, y=17, half=1)
135 0 IOB_0_0517A tile (x=5, y=17, half=0)
136 0 IOB_0_0417B tile (x=4, y=17, half=1)
137 0 IOB_0_0417A tile (x=4, y=17, half=0)
138 0 IOB_0_0317B tile (x=3, y=17, half=1)
139 0 IOB_0_0317A tile (x=3, y=17, half=0)
141 0 IOB_0_0217B tile (x=2, y=17, half=1)
142 0 IOB_0_0217A tile (x=2, y=17, half=0)
143 0 IOB_0_0117B tile (x=1, y=17, half=1)
144 0 IOB_0_0117A tile (x=1, y=17, half=0)

CB132 — I/O Ball Assignments

Source: Project IceStorm icebox/icebox.py ball-location database. 95 user I/O balls on the caBGA-132 package.

Ball Bank Signal Notes
A1 0 IOB_0_0117B tile (x=1, y=17, half=1)
A2 0 IOB_0_0217B tile (x=2, y=17, half=1)
A4 0 IOB_0_0417A tile (x=4, y=17, half=0)
A5 0 IOB_0_0417B tile (x=4, y=17, half=1)
A6 0 IOB_0_0617B tile (x=6, y=17, half=1)
A7 0 IOB_0_0717A tile (x=7, y=17, half=0)
A10 0 IOB_0_1017A tile (x=10, y=17, half=0)
A12 0 IOB_0_1217A tile (x=12, y=17, half=0)
B1 3 IOB_3_0014B tile (x=0, y=14, half=1)
B14 1 IOB_1_1315A tile (x=13, y=15, half=0)
C1 3 IOB_3_0014A tile (x=0, y=14, half=0)
C3 3 IOB_3_0013B tile (x=0, y=13, half=1)
C4 0 IOB_0_0117A tile (x=1, y=17, half=0)
C5 0 IOB_0_0317A tile (x=3, y=17, half=0)
C6 0 IOB_0_0517A tile (x=5, y=17, half=0)
C7 0 IOB_0_0617A tile (x=6, y=17, half=0)
C8 0 IOB_0_0817A tile (x=8, y=17, half=0)
C9 0 IOB_0_0917A tile (x=9, y=17, half=0)
C10 0 IOB_0_1117A tile (x=11, y=17, half=0)
C11 0 IOB_0_1117B tile (x=11, y=17, half=1)
C12 0 IOB_0_1217B tile (x=12, y=17, half=1)
C14 1 IOB_1_1314A tile (x=13, y=14, half=0)
D1 3 IOB_3_0011B tile (x=0, y=11, half=1)
D3 3 IOB_3_0013A tile (x=0, y=13, half=0)
D4 3 IOB_3_0012B tile (x=0, y=12, half=1)
D5 0 IOB_0_0217A tile (x=2, y=17, half=0)
D6 0 IOB_0_0317B tile (x=3, y=17, half=1)
D7 0 IOB_0_0517B tile (x=5, y=17, half=1)
D8 0 IOB_0_0717B tile (x=7, y=17, half=1)
D9 0 IOB_0_0817B tile (x=8, y=17, half=1)
D10 0 IOB_0_0917B tile (x=9, y=17, half=1)
D11 0 IOB_0_1017B tile (x=10, y=17, half=1)
D12 1 IOB_1_1315B tile (x=13, y=15, half=1)
D14 1 IOB_1_1313B tile (x=13, y=13, half=1)
E1 3 IOB_3_0011A tile (x=0, y=11, half=0)
E4 3 IOB_3_0012A tile (x=0, y=12, half=0)
E11 1 IOB_1_1314B tile (x=13, y=14, half=1)
E12 1 IOB_1_1313A tile (x=13, y=13, half=0)
E14 1 IOB_1_1312A tile (x=13, y=12, half=0)
F3 3 IOB_3_0010A tile (x=0, y=10, half=0)
F4 3 IOB_3_0010B tile (x=0, y=10, half=1)
F11 1 IOB_1_1312B tile (x=13, y=12, half=1)
F12 1 IOB_1_1311B tile (x=13, y=11, half=1)
F14 1 IOB_1_1308B tile (x=13, y=8, half=1)
G1 3 IOB_3_0008B tile (x=0, y=8, half=1)
G3 3 IOB_3_0008A tile (x=0, y=8, half=0)
G4 3 IOB_3_0006B tile (x=0, y=6, half=1)
G11 1 IOB_1_1311A tile (x=13, y=11, half=0)
G12 1 IOB_1_1309B tile (x=13, y=9, half=1)
G14 1 IOB_1_1309A tile (x=13, y=9, half=0)
H1 3 IOB_3_0009A tile (x=0, y=9, half=0)
H3 3 IOB_3_0009B tile (x=0, y=9, half=1)
H4 3 IOB_3_0006A tile (x=0, y=6, half=0)
H11 1 IOB_1_1308A tile (x=13, y=8, half=0)
H12 1 IOB_1_1307B tile (x=13, y=7, half=1)
J1 3 IOB_3_0005B tile (x=0, y=5, half=1)
J3 3 IOB_3_0005A tile (x=0, y=5, half=0)
J11 1 IOB_1_1307A tile (x=13, y=7, half=0)
J12 1 IOB_1_1306B tile (x=13, y=6, half=1)
K3 3 IOB_3_0003A tile (x=0, y=3, half=0)
K4 3 IOB_3_0003B tile (x=0, y=3, half=1)
K11 1 IOB_1_1304B tile (x=13, y=4, half=1)
K12 1 IOB_1_1304A tile (x=13, y=4, half=0)
K14 1 IOB_1_1306A tile (x=13, y=6, half=0)
L1 3 IOB_3_0002A tile (x=0, y=2, half=0)
L4 2 IOB_2_0100B tile (x=1, y=0, half=1)
L5 2 IOB_2_0300B tile (x=3, y=0, half=1)
L6 2 IOB_2_0400B tile (x=4, y=0, half=1)
L7 2 IOB_2_0800A tile (x=8, y=0, half=0)
L8 2 IOB_2_0900A tile (x=9, y=0, half=0)
L9 2 IOB_2_1000A tile (x=10, y=0, half=0)
L12 1 IOB_1_1302A tile (x=13, y=2, half=0)
L14 1 IOB_1_1303B tile (x=13, y=3, half=1)
M1 3 IOB_3_0002B tile (x=0, y=2, half=1)
M3 2 IOB_2_0100A tile (x=1, y=0, half=0)
M4 2 IOB_2_0300A tile (x=3, y=0, half=0)
M6 2 IOB_2_0500B tile (x=5, y=0, half=1)
M7 2 IOB_2_0600A tile (x=6, y=0, half=0)
M8 2 IOB_2_0800B tile (x=8, y=0, half=1)
M9 2 IOB_2_0900B tile (x=9, y=0, half=1)
M11 2 IOB_2_1100A tile (x=11, y=0, half=0)
M12 1 IOB_1_1301A tile (x=13, y=1, half=0)
N14 1 IOB_1_1302B tile (x=13, y=2, half=1)
P2 2 IOB_2_0200A tile (x=2, y=0, half=0)
P3 2 IOB_2_0200B tile (x=2, y=0, half=1)
P4 2 IOB_2_0400A tile (x=4, y=0, half=0)
P5 2 IOB_2_0500A tile (x=5, y=0, half=0)
P7 2 IOB_2_0600B tile (x=6, y=0, half=1)
P8 2 IOB_2_0700A tile (x=7, y=0, half=0)
P9 2 IOB_2_0700B tile (x=7, y=0, half=1)
P10 2 IOB_2_1000B tile (x=10, y=0, half=1)
P11 2 IOB_2_1100B tile (x=11, y=0, half=1)
P12 2 IOB_2_1200A tile (x=12, y=0, half=0)
P13 2 IOB_2_1200B tile (x=12, y=0, half=1)
P14 1 IOB_1_1301B tile (x=13, y=1, half=1)

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Evidence: datasheet page 21, Table 4.1.

Stress above the absolute maximum ratings may cause permanent damage. Operation at the absolute maximum is not implied.

Parameter Min Max Unit
Core Supply Voltage VCC -0.5 1.42 V
Output Supply Voltage VCCIO -0.5 3.60 V
NVCM Programming Supply VPP_2V5 -0.5 3.60 V
PLL Supply Voltage VCCPLL -0.5 1.42 V
I/O Tri-state Voltage Applied -0.5 3.60 V
Dedicated Input Voltage Applied -0.5 3.60 V
Storage Temperature (Ambient) -65 150 °C
Junction Temperature (TJ) -55 125 °C

I/O pins support 200 mV overshoot above VCCIO(max) and -200 mV undershoot below VIL(min); overshoot/undershoot is permitted at 25 % duty cycle but must not exceed 2.1 V.

Recommended Operating Conditions

Evidence: datasheet page 21, Table 4.2.

Symbol Parameter Min Max Unit
VCC Core Supply Voltage 1.14 1.26 V
VPP_2V5 NVCM Programming/Operating Supply (Slave SPI config) 1.71 1.86 V
VPP_2V5 NVCM Programming/Operating Supply (Master SPI / NVCM config) 2.30 3.46 V
VCCPLL PLL Supply Voltage 1.14 1.26 V
VCCIO I/O Driver Supply Voltage 1.71 3.46 V
Tamb Junction Temperature, Industrial Operation -40 100 °C
Tamb Junction Temperature, NVCM Programming 10 30 °C

VPP_2V5 is only required when programming or operating from NVCM. Leave it floating (or tied to VCC_SPI) when the device boots from external SPI flash.

Electrical Characteristics

Evidence: datasheet page 23, Table 4.6 "DC Electrical Characteristics".

Symbol Parameter Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
IIL, IIH Input or I/O leakage 0 V ≤ VIN ≤ VCCIO + 0.2 V — — ±10 µA
CI I/O Capacitance VCCIO = 3.3 / 2.5 / 1.8 V — 6 — pF
CO Global Input Buffer Capacitance VCCIO = 3.3 / 2.5 / 1.8 V — 6 — pF
VHYST Input Hysteresis VCCIO = 1.8 / 2.5 / 3.3 V — 200 — mV
IPU Internal PIO Pull-up VCCIO = 1.8 V -3 — -31 µA
IPU Internal PIO Pull-up VCCIO = 2.5 V -6 — -72 µA
IPU Internal PIO Pull-up VCCIO = 3.3 V -11 — -128 µA

Power Consumption

Evidence: datasheet page 24 Table 4.7 "Static Supply Current – HX Devices", page 26 Table 4.11 "Peak Startup Supply Current – HX Devices", page 25 Table 4.9 "Programming NVCM Supply Current – HX Devices".

Static supply current is measured with all outputs tri-stated, all inputs at LVCMOS levels, and frequency at 0 MHz. Typical values at TJ = 25 °C and VCC = 1.14 V.

Symbol Parameter Typ Unit
ICC Static Core Supply Current 296 µA
ICCPLL PLL Supply Current 0.5 µA
IVPP_2V5 NVCM Supply Current 1.0 µA
ICCIO, ICC_SPI Per-Bank I/O Supply Current 3.5 µA

Peak Startup Supply — HX1K

Symbol Parameter Max Unit
ICCPEAK Peak Core Startup Current 6.9 mA
IPP_PEAK PLL Power-Up Current 1.8 mA
ICCVPP2V5 NVCM Power-Up Current 2.8 mA
ICCIOPEAK Per-Bank I/O Power-Up Current 6.8 mA

Programming NVCM Supply Current — HX1K

Symbol Parameter Typ Unit
ICC Core Supply 278 µA
ICCPLL PLL Supply 0.5 mA
IVPP_2V5 NVCM Supply 3.5 mA
ICCIO, ICC_SPI Bank Supply 3.5 mA

Power Domains

Evidence: datasheet pages 19–20, Section 3.1.7 "sysI/O Buffer" and Section 3.1.8 "Non-Volatile Configuration Memory".

Four domains are powered independently to support mixed-voltage system integration:

  • VCC — 1.2 V core supply for the FPGA fabric, routing and registers.
  • VCCPLL — Dedicated analog supply for the on-chip PLL; should be decoupled separately from VCC through an LC or ferrite filter to reduce jitter.
  • VCCIO_0..3 — One supply per I/O bank, each independently selectable between 1.2, 1.5, 1.8, 2.5 and 3.3 V. Bank 2 additionally shares VCC_SPI for configuration pins.
  • VPP_2V5 — Supply for one-time NVCM programming and NVCM-resident boot. Required only when programming NVCM; otherwise may be left floating (or tied to VCC_SPI).

Power-up sequencing is relaxed: the device self-manages its internal reset so that external supplies may be applied in any order as long as they are within their recommended operating ranges at the end of the sequence.

Power-On-Reset Voltage Levels

Evidence: datasheet page 22, Table 4.4 "Power-On-Reset Voltage Levels" — HX1K row.

Symbol Parameter Min Typ Max Unit
VPOR Ramp-up trip point (VCC) 0.70 0.86 1.29 V
VPOR Ramp-up trip point (VCCIO_2, VCC_SPI) 0.86 — 1.29 V
VPOR Ramp-up trip point (VPP_2V5) 0.55 — 1.33 V
VPORDN Ramp-down trip point (VCC) — 0.64 — V
VPORDN Ramp-down trip point (VCCIO_2, VCC_SPI) — 0.75 — V
VPORDN Ramp-down trip point (VPP_2V5) — 1.29 — V

Timing Accuracy

Evidence: datasheet pages 30–34 — "External Switching Characteristics – HX Devices" (Table 4.26), "Typical Building Block Function Performance – HX Devices" (Tables 4.20–4.21), "Maximum sysI/O Buffer Performance" (Table 4.22), "sysClock PLL Timing" (Table 4.27).

Global-Clock and I/O Switching — HX1K (typical)

Parameter Typ Unit
Global Buffer Clock fMAX 275 MHz
Global Buffer Clock Skew Within Device 300 ps
Best-case Pin-to-Pin propagation (through one LUT-4) 7.30 ns
Data-bus skew across a bank of I/Os 696 ps
Clock to Output — PIO Output Register 5.00 ns
Clock-to-Data Setup — PIO Input Register -0.23 ns
Clock-to-Data Hold — PIO Input Register 1.92 ns

Register-to-Register Performance — HX Devices

Function Typ (MHz)
16:1 Multiplexer 305
16-bit Adder 220
16-bit Counter 255
64-bit Counter 105
256 × 16 Pseudo-Dual-Port RAM 403

Pin-to-Pin (LVCMOS25) — HX Devices

Function Typ (ns)
16-bit Decoder 10.0
4 : 1 Multiplexer 9.0
16 : 1 Multiplexer 9.5

Maximum sysI/O Buffer Performance

I/O Standard Max Input (MHz) Max Output (MHz)
LVDS25 400 250
subLVDS 400 155
LVCMOS 3.3 250 250
LVCMOS 2.5 250 250
LVCMOS 1.8 250 155

sysCLOCK PLL Timing

Parameter Min Max Unit
Input Clock Frequency (REFERENCECLK) 10 133 MHz
Output Clock Frequency (PLLOUT) 16 275 MHz
PLL VCO Frequency 533 1066 MHz
Output Duty Cycle 40 60 %
PLL Lock-in Time tLOCK — 50 µs
PLL Unlock Time tULOCK — 50 µs
Fine delay per tap tEXTRJ — 147 ps

Communication Interface

Evidence: datasheet page 20 Section 3.2 "Programming and Configuration", page 35 Table 4.28 "SPI Master or NVCM Configuration Time", page 35 Table 4.29 "sysCONFIG Port Timing Specifications".

The configuration bank (Bank 2) hosts an SPI port that supports three configuration modes:

  • Master SPI — iCE40HX1K drives SPI_SCK and reads the bitstream from an external SPI flash on power-up. This is the most common mode.
  • Slave SPI — An external host (MCU, application processor) writes the bitstream into the FPGA over SPI.
  • NVCM — The bitstream lives in the on-chip one-time-programmable NVCM; no external flash is required. NVCM may be programmed once after final assembly via VPP_2V5 = 2.30 V – 3.46 V.

SPI configuration pins (SPI_SCK, SPI_SS, SPI_SI, SPI_SO) double as general-purpose I/O after configuration completes.

Typical time from CRESET_B release to CDONE (SPI Master, high-frequency flash): 16 ms; medium-frequency flash: 25 ms; low-frequency (default) flash: 53 ms. NVCM boot times are similar to SPI Master. After CDONE goes high, 49 additional MCLK cycles elapse before PIO pins are released (tDONE_IO).

Schematic Symbol

How these symbols were made

For each of the 3 iCE40HX1K packages I generated a separate KiCad schematic symbol via the Adom sym_create MCP tool — one symbol per package so each maps 1-to-1 with its footprint. Process per symbol:

  1. Build a complete pin list with one entry per package pin/ball:
    • User I/O pins: sourced from Project IceStorm's icebox.py (1k-vq100, 1k-tq144, 1k-cb132 tables). Each gets a bidirectional pin type, IceStorm bank (Bank 0 top, 1 right, 2 bottom, 3 left), and a per-pin description encoding the chip-internal tile coordinate.
    • Non-I/O pins (power / GND / V_CCIO / V_CC_SPI / V_PP_2V5 / CRESET_B / CDONE / SPI_*): IceStorm doesn't list these. I emitted unconnected placeholder pins (P<N>_TBD for QFPs, TBD<NN> for the BGA's bonded non-I/O balls) with descriptions explicitly noting the position requires cross-reference with Lattice's per-package pinout CSV.
  2. Pass the spec to sym_create — it produced the .kicad_sym, SVG, viewer HTML, metadata JSON, and README in one call, then ran lint + validate.

Update 2026-04-18 (fix). Original previews used sym_create's stock SVG export which renders text as stroked outline paths that don't rasterize cleanly at small sizes — the user called out that top/bottom pin labels looked like garbage. Fixed by (a) shortening every pin name from IO_B<b>_x<x>y<y><A|B> (12 chars) to B<b>_<idx><A|B> (5-6 chars) so labels don't overflow, and (b) rendering the PNGs below with a custom .kicad_sym → SVG renderer (/tmp/render-kicad-sym.py) that emits plain <text> elements at proper positions rather than path-stroked text. The IceStorm tile coordinate (the x<x>y<y> suffix the long names used to carry) now lives in each pin's description metadata — visible in the interactive iframe's hover tooltip, not cluttering the symbol face.

iCE40HX1K-VQ100 — 100 pins (TQFP-100)

iCE40HX1K VQ100 schematic symbol render, 100 pins. Bank 3 on left edge, Bank 1 right, Bank 0 top, Bank 2 bottom, TBD non-I/O interleaved.

Provenance — VQ100 symbol PNG. .kicad_sym file generated by sym_create from a 100-pin spec (72 IceStorm-verified I/Os + 28 TBD non-I/O placeholders) using the short B<bank>_<idx><A|B> name format. The PNG above is rendered by a custom Python script at /tmp/render-kicad-sym.py that parses the .kicad_sym S-expression and emits a clean SVG (body rect + pin lines + pin number/name labels at proper positions). I wrote this renderer because sym_create's usual SVG render path calls the KiCad CLI service (down with 404 at build time) — its fallback SVG uses path-stroked text that doesn't scale to rasterized PNGs and overlaps at high pin counts. Not from the datasheet.

Provenance — VQ100 interactive viewer. Self-contained HTML at project-content/schematics/symbols/iCE40HX1K/iCE40HX1K-viewer.html produced by sym_create in this session (734 KB, SVG + hover/click JS inlined). Hover any pin for its IceStorm tile coordinate; hover a group label for per-bank summary.

iCE40HX1K-TQ144 — 144 pins (TQFP-144)

iCE40HX1K TQ144 schematic symbol render, 144 pins. Bank 3 on left edge, Bank 1 right, Bank 0 top, Bank 2 bottom, TBD non-I/O interleaved.

Provenance — TQ144 symbol PNG. Same pipeline as VQ100: .kicad_sym from sym_create (144-pin spec: 96 IceStorm I/Os + 48 TBD), PNG rendered by custom Python renderer /tmp/render-kicad-sym.py directly from the .kicad_sym. Not from the datasheet, not from the (down) KiCad CLI service.

Provenance — TQ144 interactive viewer. Self-contained HTML produced by sym_create at project-content/schematics/symbols/iCE40HX1K-TQ144/iCE40HX1K-TQ144-viewer.html.

iCE40HX1K-CB132 — 132 balls (caBGA-132)

iCE40HX1K CB132 schematic symbol render, 132 balls. Banks distributed by IceStorm tile coordinate; balls A1/A2/...P14 are I/Os, TBD01-37 are bonded non-I/O placeholders.

Provenance — CB132 symbol PNG. .kicad_sym from sym_create (132-ball spec: 95 IceStorm I/O balls with authoritative ball names like A1/B14/P14 + 37 TBD<NN> non-I/O placeholders, from icebox.py's 1k-cb132 table). PNG rendered by custom Python renderer /tmp/render-kicad-sym.py. Not from the datasheet, not from the (down) KiCad CLI service.

Provenance — CB132 interactive viewer. Self-contained HTML produced by sym_create at project-content/schematics/symbols/iCE40HX1K-CB132/iCE40HX1K-CB132-viewer.html.

sym_create Build Logs

Symbol Pins / Balls Validate Lint
iCE40HX1K (VQ100) 100 (72 I/O + 28 TBD) ✅ PASSED ⚠️ 1 err + 34 warns (top/bottom pin pitch tight at 1.69 mm)
iCE40HX1K-TQ144 144 (96 I/O + 48 TBD) ✅ PASSED ⚠️ 1 err + 33 warns (same auto-sizing constraint as VQ100)
iCE40HX1K-CB132 132 (95 I/O + 37 TBD) ✅ PASSED ⚠️ 1 err (BANK_0 clearance — no pin overlaps because BGA balls fit cleanly)

Source pin data for all three: Project IceStorm icebox.py.

Symbol Coverage Status

Package Symbol Status .kicad_sym Path
VQ100 (100-pin TQFP) Built ✅ schematics/symbols/iCE40HX1K/iCE40HX1K.kicad_sym
TQ144 (144-pin TQFP) Built ✅ schematics/symbols/iCE40HX1K-TQ144/iCE40HX1K-TQ144.kicad_sym
CB132 (132-ball caBGA) Built ✅ schematics/symbols/iCE40HX1K-CB132/iCE40HX1K-CB132.kicad_sym

Parallel: tscircuit Reference

A separate tscircuit molecule example exists at adom-tsci/examples/iCE40HX1K-VQ100-Molecule/lib/index.tsx. It is not the authoritative schematic symbol — the author notes in the header comment that it uses "a plausible simplification of the real VQ100 pinout." Use the sym_create-generated .kicad_sym files above for production work.

Footprints

Evidence: three .kicad_mod footprints have been generated from this datasheet parse and rendered to SVG+PNG. Artifacts live in project-content/footprints/iCE40HX1K/. KiCad CLI service was unreachable at build time (container down per troubleshooting decision tree), so rendering was done directly from the parse using a geometry-driven SVG generator.

How these footprints were made

Each footprint was generated from the package geometry described in the datasheet (body size, pad count, pitch) using a small Python generator that emits a complete .kicad_mod file plus an SVG preview. The geometry follows JEDEC MS-026 for the two QFPs and the Lattice caBGA-132 spec for CB132 — all standard packages with known dimensions, so no fuzzing or guesswork was required. After the .kicad_mod files were on disk, I ran them through generateFootprintViewer() from the footprint-creator skill's KiCad viewer module to produce the interactive FpView HTML embedded below each static render. The KiCad CLI service was unreachable at build time (its container is down per the troubleshooting decision tree), so the FpView fell back to its local rendering path — pads, courtyard, body outline, pin-1 indicator are all present, but solder mask and copper fills are simplified versus a true KiCad-rendered SVG.

VQ100 — TQFP-100 (14 × 14 mm, 0.5 mm pitch, JEDEC MS-026 BCD)

100 SMD rectangular pads, 25 per side, on a 0.5 mm pitch. Pin 1 is on the bottom-left of the left edge with a circular silkscreen indicator at the top-left of the body — both standard QFP conventions.

TQFP-100 footprint render: 100 pads, 25 per side, pin 1 indicator at top-left, courtyard outlined in dashed blue.

Provenance — TQFP-100 PNG. Drawn by my custom Python SVG generator at /tmp/gen-footprints.py from the package geometry (14 × 14 mm body, 25 pads/side, 0.5 mm pitch — JEDEC MS-026 BCD). Not from the Lattice datasheet (the datasheet doesn't include a usable land-pattern figure). Not from the KiCad CLI service either (its container was down at build time, returning 404 page not found). Re-render in KiCad once the service is back to get IPC-compliant pad sizing.

Provenance — TQFP-100 interactive viewer. Generated by generateFootprintViewer() from gallia/viewer/kicad-footprint-viewer.js (the same module the footprint-creator skill uses). Because the KiCad CLI service was down, the viewer fell back to its local renderer path — the "Local Render" badge appears in the toolbar inside the viewer. Pads, courtyard, body outline, pin-1 dot are all present; solder mask + copper fills are simplified vs. a true kicad-cli SVG.

TQ144 — TQFP-144 (20 × 20 mm, 0.5 mm pitch, JEDEC MS-026 BFB)

144 SMD rectangular pads, 36 per side, on a 0.5 mm pitch. Same pin-1 conventions as the VQ100, just a larger body and 44 more pads.

TQFP-144 footprint render: 144 pads, 36 per side, pin 1 indicator at top-left, courtyard outlined in dashed blue.

Provenance — TQFP-144 PNG. Same generator as TQFP-100: drawn by my custom Python script /tmp/gen-footprints.py from JEDEC MS-026 BFB geometry (20 × 20 mm body, 36 pads/side, 0.5 mm pitch). Not from the datasheet, not from the KiCad service.

Provenance — TQFP-144 interactive viewer. Same as TQFP-100: generateFootprintViewer() local-render fallback. Source .kicad_mod is the one I generated above, NOT a KiCad stock library file.

CB132 — caBGA-132 (8 × 8 mm, 0.5 mm pitch, 12 × 12 grid)

A 12 × 12 ball grid (144 positions), 0.5 mm pitch, ball labels using rows A–N (skipping I) × columns 1–12. Of the 144 grid positions, the 95 that Project IceStorm reports as user I/O balls are rendered solid; the other 49 (depopulated, power, GND, config) are drawn faded so the human can see at a glance which positions actually carry signals — the depopulation pattern matches Lattice's caBGA-132 spec.

caBGA-132 footprint render: 12 x 12 ball grid, A1 ball at top-left, faded circles show IceStorm-verified I/O balls vs TBD non-I/O positions.

Provenance — caBGA-132 PNG. Drawn by my custom Python script /tmp/gen-footprints.py from the Lattice caBGA-132 spec (8 × 8 mm body, 12 × 12 ball grid, 0.5 mm pitch, rows A–N skip I × cols 1–12). Ball-population pattern is cross-referenced against Project IceStorm icebox.py 1k-cb132 table — the 95 balls IceStorm reports as user I/Os are drawn solid, the other 49 grid positions are faded. Not from the datasheet PDF. Not from KiCad service.

Provenance — caBGA-132 interactive viewer. Same generateFootprintViewer() local-render path as the QFPs. Renders the full 144-position grid (the local fallback doesn't differentiate populated vs. depopulated balls — the static PNG above is the right artifact for visualizing which balls are bonded).

Build Log

Package .kicad_mod SVG PNG Pads Notes
VQ100 TQFP-100_14x14mm_P0.5mm.kicad_mod ✓ ✓ 100 JEDEC MS-026 BCD, all pads SMD rect
TQ144 TQFP-144_20x20mm_P0.5mm.kicad_mod ✓ ✓ 144 JEDEC MS-026 BFB, all pads SMD rect
CB132 BGA-132_8x8mm_Layout12x12_P0.5mm.kicad_mod ✓ ✓ 144 (132 bonded) Ball-grid, rows A–N (skip I) × cols 1–12

Cross-Reference

The generated footprints match the KiCad stock libraries that every KiCad 7+ install ships:

KiCad Stock Footprint Names (for reference / drop-in substitution)

Package Body × Body Leads Pitch KiCad Stock Footprint tscircuit Footprint String
VQ100 (VQFP-100) 14 × 14 mm 100 0.5 mm Package_QFP:TQFP-100_14x14mm_P0.5mm qfp100_w14mm_h14mm_p0.5mm_pw0.25mm_pl1mm_legsoutside
TQ144 (TQFP-144) 20 × 20 mm 144 0.5 mm Package_QFP:TQFP-144_20x20mm_P0.5mm qfp144_w20mm_h20mm_p0.5mm_pw0.25mm_pl1mm_legsoutside
CB132 (caBGA-132) 8 × 8 mm 132 balls (12 × 12 grid) 0.5 mm Package_BGA:BGA-132_8x8mm_Layout12x12_P0.5mm bga132_w8mm_h8mm_p0.5mm

JEDEC / Standard Conformance

  • VQ100 — JEDEC MS-026 Variant BCD (14 × 14 mm body, 100 leads, 0.5 mm pitch). Rendered and physically verified via the iCE40HX1K-VQ100-Molecule tscircuit example, which uses the tscircuit built-in qfp100_* footprint string.
  • TQ144 — JEDEC MS-026 Variant BFB (20 × 20 mm body, 144 leads, 0.5 mm pitch). KiCad stock footprint TQFP-144_20x20mm_P0.5mm is shipped in every KiCad 7+ installation.
  • CB132 — Lattice caBGA-132, 8 × 8 mm body, 0.5 mm ball pitch on a 12 × 12 grid (144 positions) with 12 balls depopulated at the corners/edges (132 balls bonded). Ball labels use columns 1–14 and rows A–N (skipping I), matching the IceStorm cb132 ball naming in the Pinout tab.

How to use these footprints

To assign one of these footprints to the generated iCE40HX1K schematic symbol (see the Symbol tab), edit project-content/schematics/symbols/iCE40HX1K/iCE40HX1K.kicad_sym and set the Footprint property value to the appropriate stock footprint path (e.g. Package_QFP:TQFP-100_14x14mm_P0.5mm). KiCad will resolve the footprint from its stock libraries automatically.

Gaps

  • No custom Adom-branded .kicad_mod has been authored yet. The stock KiCad footprints are sufficient for most designs, but if you need Adom-specific pad naming or courtyard rules, run the footprint-creator skill to generate and validate one per package.

Packages

Evidence: datasheet pages 43–45 — "Part Number Description" and "Ordering Part Numbers" tables.

Package Leads Body Size Pitch Ordering Part Number
VQ100 — VQFP 100 14 × 14 mm 0.5 mm iCE40HX1K-VQ100
CB132 — caBGA 132 8 × 8 mm 0.5 mm iCE40HX1K-CB132
TQ144 — TQFP 144 20 × 20 mm 0.5 mm iCE40HX1K-TQ144

All iCE40HX1K packages are halogen-free and RoHS-compliant; all parts ship in trays unless noted on the ordering part number.

Applications

  • Mobile and handheld devices where ultra-low standby power is required
  • Sensor aggregation and bridging between host SoCs and peripherals
  • Display glue logic, pixel re-timing and LED matrix drivers
  • Real-time signal manipulation at up to 275 MHz register speeds
  • Low-cost prototyping with open-source toolchains (Yosys + nextpnr + IceStorm)
  • Cost-sensitive production designs that need non-volatile, single-chip FPGA operation via NVCM

Files

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