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You only have a few square millimeters to spare, and you need to pack in as much computing power as you can. Efinix’s Titanium FPGAs are fabricated on a 16 nm process and deliver high performance with efficient power in a compact size. They enable AI acceleration, data analysis, real-time decision making, and other compute-intensive workloads for applications such as machine vision, automotive, hand-held medical devices, and next-generation edge applications.
Small Packages
With packages down to the tiny WLCSP at just 3.5 mm x 3.4 mm, Titanium FPGAs are designed for highly integrated applications.
Hardened Controllers
Hardened MIPI D-PHY and LPDDR4/4x DRAM controllers support IoT, thermal cameras, industrial cameras, robotics, and smart devices.
SEU Detection
Titanium devices can monitor device integrity. You can design your application to recover from random SEU events, ensuring maximum uptime.
Bitstream Security
Bitstream authentication prevents unwanted tamperting, while bitstream encryption ensures that your design is secure.
Titanium products are designed into a broad range of applications in many diverse markets. Some of these markets are characterized by long product life cycles and, once in high volume production, are resistant to changes in specifications or components in the bill of materials. At Efinix we get that and are committed to supplying our customers with a stable supply of supported products throughout their product life cycle. We are committed to supporting our Titanium family of FPGAs in customer designs until at least 2045. Contact your local sales representative for more information on product life cycles.
Titanium FPGAs provide sensor fusion, data analysis, and real-time motor control to process the unprecedented quantities of data in today’s industrial applications.
With inherent area efficiency, take Titanium FPGAs to mass production ensuring a seamless transition from prototype to end product and a corresponding reduction in time to market.
Titanium FPGAs are AEC-Q100 certified and ready to handle optical and LiDAR sensors to artificially intelligent data processing to display and motor control.
Titanium FPGAs with a compact architecture deliver low latency, power efficiency, and high performance to support everything from mobile accessories and wearables to AR/VR devices and smart home systems.
Cameras and sensors are everywhere, creating large amounts of data. How do you aggregate and process it all?
The Ti90 and larger Titanium FPGAs include hardened 2.5G MIPI interfaces for high-speed links, while the flexible high-speed I/O (HSIO) pins support a wide range of single-ended and differential standards. They function as GPIO, LVDS pairs, or MIPI RX/TX lanes running at speeds up to 1.5 Gbps.
These HSIO pins are fully user configurable, so you can mix and match them to fit your system needs. Use the HSIO pins with the MIPI-CSI-2 protocol to gather data from cameras or sensors and then send it to an application processor. Or, use the DSI protocol to send imaging to a display. The Efinity® software provides D-PHY, CSI-2, and DSI IP to help you create MIPI-based systems more easily.
Refer to the FPGA data sheet or Titanium Selector Guide for details on which resources (e.g., number of I/O, number of PLLs, MIPI D-PHY, DDR support) are available in each package.
The innovative Quantum® compute fabric has an enhanced capability for compute functions. The 16 nm process node gives Titanium FPGAs a small footprint with low power consumption, making them ideal for highly integrated applications. With a wide range of logic element (LE) densities from 35K to 1M, and compatibility with the Efinix RISC-V SoCs, they can help you turn a tiny chip into an accelerated embedded compute system.
Data Sheets
Video is everywhere, particularly in mobile and mobile-influenced devices like machine vision, drones, robotics, automotive, and surveillance cameras. Titanium FPGAs are available in tiny packages that make it easy to add processing power to your edge system. The 3.5 x 3.4 mm 64-ball wafer-level CSP package is tiny enough to nestle right next to a sensor or camera, enabling low-latency vision and AI workloads at the source.