is a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) used in a wide variety of embedded applications. The FPGA is based on the company's PIC 18FXXX architecture, with an architecture optimized for high-speed signal processing. It contains four general purpose registers, eight programmable input/output ports, four bidirectional I/O ports and 200kbits of embedded memory (allowing for data and program storage). The FPGA can be used as a digital controller for a variety of device functions including logic, system management, event creation, communications management, signal processing, image processing, etc. The FPGA can be combined with a range of peripheral devices from Microchip to create full systems with custom functions and features. The FPGA also has several programmable blocks including Control Memory, Interrupt Controller, Instruction Cache and DMA Controller that give it the flexibility to handle a wide range of embedded applications. The FPGA also has an integrated power-on reset and watchdog timer, making it robust and reliable. The A3PN125-2VQ100 FPGA is designed to provide high performance and low power consumption. The FPGA also supports a wide range of package options, allowing for flexibility in application design.