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EP3C16F484I7N has two countrys of origin,is their function same?

Jason_Yang
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We recently purchased a batch of chips,their country of origin is Taiwan. The chips we purchased in 2014 is South Korea. We found that the x-ray photos of the chips from the two origins were different. Will this affect the use of the chip? Are their functions and usage exactly the same?

The chip's part number is EP3C16F484I7N.

The photos in attachment.

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ak6dn
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Do the chips from Taiwan function in your circuit?

Were they purchased from a reliable Intel/Altera authorized vendor, or on the open market?

They could easily be counterfeit/remarked completely nonfunctional if the latter.

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AqidAyman_Intel
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Hi,


First, you need to verify if you purchased the chips from the Intel Authorized Distributor (IAD) according to the location you purchased it. You can refer from the link below:


https://marketplace.intel.com/s/pmp-partner-program/a723b0000008PICAA2/distributor?language=en_US


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AqidAyman_Intel
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Hello,

 

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