Selection a FPGA/CPLD

[hexxx]

Greetings Cyborgs.  I am new here and i am a noob.

My goal is to conceive a bus switch which connects each 64 possible input to each possible 64 output. I need to implement just 64 pieces of 1:64 MUX in an FPGA/CPLD. I need at least 128 pins (64 for input, 64 for output) for io but i dont know other sources which i am going to need.

Which FPGA/CPLD suits my needs and why?

Best, regards. Sorry for my bad English.

[NazrulNaim_Intel]

Hello,

Sorry for the delay. To answer your question. We highly suggest using Stratix 10 due to its high logic capacity and I/O capabilities.

For more information regarding Stratix 10, it can be access through the link below.

Link : Intel® Stratix® 10 FPGAs Overview - High Performance Intel® FPGA

Hope that answers your question.

Best regards,

Nazrul Naim

[_AK6DN_]

Depends a lot on what type of I/O you require and the data rate of the I/O.

Would 3.3V LVCMOS at 50MHz maximum meet your needs? Or is much slower ok? Or do you need much higher speed?

Any specific package requirements? Is a BGA ok, or do you prefer a leaded SMT package?

Basically there are MAX10 and Cyclone4 or Cyclone5 parts that should meet your needs, depending on your detailed requirements.

[NazrulNaim_Intel]

Hi,

As we do not receive any response from you on the previous question/reply/answer that we have provided, for now I will set this case to Close-Pending. 

Regards,

Nazrul Naim