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Hybrid Electronics sources Lattice low-power and small-form-factor FPGAs and CPLDs — iCE40 UltraPlus, iCE40 UltraLite/LP/HX/LM, ECP5 & ECP5-5G, MachXO2 and MachXO3L / MachXO3D, CrossLink and CrossLink-NX, Certus-NX / CertusPro-NX, and the new Avant mid-range platform — plus legacy Vantis ispMACH 4000 CPLDs and ispPAC analog PLDs, and Silicon Image SiI HDMI/DVI/MHL SerDes bridges acquired into Lattice's portfolio. Traceable stock, factory-sealed excess, and same-day quotes since 1995.
Lattice Semiconductor Corporation, founded in 1983 in Hillsboro, Oregon and still headquartered there, is a focused programmable-logic company built around small, low-power, low-cost FPGAs for the edge — deliberately leaving the multi-hundred-watt data-center FPGA sockets to AMD/Xilinx and Intel/Altera. With roughly 1,000 employees, Lattice's silicon is the pragmatic choice for sensor hubs, on-board control planes, security root-of-trust, HMI, video bridging, and industrial / automotive / communications glue logic. The product portfolio spans iCE40 (UltraPlus, UltraLite/LP, HX, LM) — the smallest, lowest-power FPGAs in the industry, originally from the SiliconBlue acquisition — ECP5 and ECP5-5G mid-range FPGAs with SerDes for wireline and vision, MachXO2 and MachXO3L / MachXO3D instant-on control-plane CPLD/FPGAs (MachXO3D adds a hardened crypto/HSM block), CrossLink and CrossLink-NX MIPI D-PHY video bridges, Certus-NX and CertusPro-NX general-purpose 28nm FD-SOI Nexus-platform FPGAs, and the new Avant mid-range family (introduced 2023 in 16nm FinFET) — Lattice's biggest FPGA to date. The company's 1999 acquisition of Vantis from AMD (the former Monolithic Memories PLD business) brought the Am/MACH, PalCE, ispMACH 4000, and ispPAC families in-house; the 2011 acquisition of SiliconBlue Technologies added the ultra-low-power iCE FPGA line (rebranded iCE40); and the 2015 acquisition of Silicon Image brought HDMI/DVI/MHL SerDes and video interconnect silicon (SiI3xxx, SiI9xxx). Lattice serves edge AI, security & root-of-trust, industrial, communications & compute, and automotive markets, and provides the sensAI stack for tinyML on iCE40UP.
Hybrid Electronics has quoted Lattice — and its Vantis, SiliconBlue, and Silicon Image predecessor brands — since we opened our doors in 1995. We support customers on obsolete ispLSI 1000/2000/3000/5000 for defense and industrial systems built pre-2010, legacy MACH4A/MACH5 CPLDs from the pre-1999 Vantis-Am era, discontinued original iCE65 (SiliconBlue pre-Lattice), original MachXO (pre-MachXO2), ORCA FPGAs from the brief Agere/Lucent line Lattice held pre-2002, older ispPAC analog PLDs, Silicon Image SiI164/SiI170 DVI transmitters (pre-2015 Silicon Image branding), and SiI3112/SiI3512 legacy SATA controllers still in fielded storage designs. When Lattice or a franchised distributor shows zero stock, we source from OEM excess, contract-manufacturer surplus, and traceable secondary channels.
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Our line card spans Lattice's full portfolio — from newest Avant 16nm FinFET FPGAs and Nexus-platform Certus-NX / CrossLink-NX down to Vantis-era ispMACH 4000 CPLDs, SiliconBlue-legacy iCE40, and Silicon Image SiI HDMI/DVI bridges still holding fielded designs together.
iCE40UP5K and iCE40UP3K — 5K/3K LUT4 fabric with 1 Mb SPRAM, DSP block, and I3C in QFN/BGA. For always-on sensor hubs, edge AI/ML with sensAI, always-listen voice, Bluetooth co-processors, and battery-powered wearables.
iCE40LP1K / LP4K / LP8K low-power and iCE40HX1K / HX4K / HX8K high-performance small FPGAs — QFN, TQFP, and BGA. For mobile power sequencing, IO expansion, glue logic, and DIY / maker (open-source Yosys toolchain support).
iCE40LM1K and iCE40LM4K — iCE40 fabric with hardened I2C, SPI, and PWM for mobile-phone system-controller and camera-flash sockets. WLCSP and QFN.
LIF-MD6000 (CrossLink), LIFCL-17 and LIFCL-40 (CrossLink-NX, Nexus platform, 28nm FD-SOI). MIPI D-PHY/CSI-2/DSI aggregation, splitting, conversion, and image-processing for AR/VR, drones, robotics, and machine vision.
LFE5U-12F / 25F / 45F / 85F (ECP5) and LFE5UM5G-25F / 45F / 85F (ECP5-5G, 5 Gbps SerDes) in caBGA-256/381/554/756. For 4G/5G small-cell fronthaul, wireless backhaul, industrial vision, and Ethernet aggregation.
LCMXO2-256HC / 640HC / 1200HC / 2000HC / 4000HC / 7000HC — non-volatile, instant-on, single-chip control-plane devices with on-chip flash. Automotive-qualified MachXO2 variants for body-electronics and infotainment glue logic.
LCMXO3L-1300C / 2100C / 4300C / 6900C / 9400C low-power MachXO3L, plus MachXO3D with a hardened security block (dual-boot, PUF, ECDSA, SHA, AES) for platform root-of-trust, secure boot, and supply-chain protection.
LFD2NX-17, LFD2NX-40 (Certus-NX) and LFCPNX-100 (CertusPro-NX) — 28nm FD-SOI Nexus platform with PCIe Gen3, LPDDR4, 10.3 Gbps SerDes, ECC/soft-error immunity for industrial, comms, and automotive edge.
LAV-AT-100 and LAV-AT-500 — Lattice's largest FPGAs, introduced 2023. 16nm FinFET, PCIe Gen4, 25 Gbps SerDes, hardened memory controllers. For AI inference, 5G, ORAN, industrial automation, and secure infrastructure.
LC4032ZC, LC4064ZC, LC4128ZC, LC4256ZC — 1.8 V ZE and 3.3 V V/B/C series ispMACH 4000 CPLDs in TQFP and BGA. Non-volatile, low-power CPLD sockets for legacy industrial and consumer designs.
ispPAC10, ispPAC20, ispPAC30 — Vantis-legacy in-system-programmable analog PLDs (filters, gain stages, comparators). Sourced for locked-BOM analog signal-conditioning designs still in industrial and instrumentation service.
SiI9024, SiI9134, SiI9233, SiI9678 HDMI transmitters/receivers/switches, and SiI1930, SiI9425 MHL/HDMI SerDes bridges. Silicon Image acquired 2015 — used in AV receivers, set-top boxes, projectors, and automotive infotainment.
Lattice sensAI tool flow (TensorFlow/Keras/Caffe → neural-network compiler) targeting iCE40 UltraPlus and CrossLink-NX. Deployed with iCE40UP-based sensor-fusion boards for keyword spotting, presence detection, and object counting.
Hybrid Electronics quotes and sources the following Lattice parts across FPGA, CPLD, video-bridging, security, and legacy Vantis / SiliconBlue / Silicon Image segments. Lattice uses iCE40UP/LP/HX/LM prefixes for the iCE40 line, LFE5U / LFE5UM5G for ECP5, LCMXO2 / LCMXO3L / LCMXO3D for MachXO2/3, LIF-MD / LIFCL for CrossLink and CrossLink-NX, LFD2NX / LFCPNX for Certus-NX Nexus platform, LAV-AT for Avant, LC4xxx for ispMACH 4000 CPLDs (Vantis), ispPAC for analog PLDs, and SiI for Silicon Image bridges — contact us for the exact ordering part number, speed grade, package suffix, and temperature range you need.
| Part number | Family | Description | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| iCE40UP5K-SG48ITR | iCE40 UltraPlus | 5K LUT4 FPGA, 1Mb SPRAM, 8 DSP, industrial, QFN-48 | Quote |
| iCE40UP5K-UWG30ITR50 | iCE40 UltraPlus | 5K LUT4 FPGA, WLCSP-30 2.15×2.55mm, industrial | Quote |
| iCE40UP3K-SG48ITR | iCE40 UltraPlus | 2.8K LUT4 FPGA, 640Kb SPRAM, QFN-48, industrial | Quote |
| iCE40LP1K-CM36 | iCE40 LP | 1.1K LUT4 low-power FPGA, ucBGA-36, 1.2V | Quote |
| iCE40LP4K-CM121 | iCE40 LP | 3.5K LUT4 low-power FPGA, ucBGA-121 | Quote |
| iCE40LP8K-CM81 | iCE40 LP | 7.6K LUT4 low-power FPGA, ucBGA-81, 1.2V | Quote |
| iCE40HX1K-TQ144 | iCE40 HX | 1.1K LUT4 high-perf FPGA, TQFP-144 | Quote |
| iCE40HX4K-TQ144 | iCE40 HX | 3.5K LUT4 high-perf FPGA, TQFP-144 (marketing 4K; actually HX8K die) | Quote |
| iCE40HX8K-CT256 | iCE40 HX | 7.6K LUT4 high-perf FPGA, caBGA-256 | Quote |
| iCE40LM1K-SWG36 | iCE40 LM | 1.1K LUT4 mobile FPGA, hardened I2C/SPI, WLCSP-36 | Quote |
| iCE40LM4K-SWG36 | iCE40 LM | 3.5K LUT4 mobile FPGA, hardened I2C/SPI/PWM, WLCSP-36 | Quote |
| LIF-MD6000-6JMG80I | CrossLink | MIPI D-PHY bridge, 6 Gbps, csfBGA-80, industrial | Quote |
| LIFCL-17-7MG72C | CrossLink-NX (Nexus) | 17K LUT4, MIPI D-PHY, csfBGA-72, commercial | Quote |
| LIFCL-40-9BG256C | CrossLink-NX (Nexus) | 40K LUT4, MIPI, PCIe, caBGA-256, commercial | Quote |
| LFE5U-12F-6BG256C | ECP5 | 12K LUT4 FPGA, caBGA-256, commercial 6 speed | Quote |
| LFE5U-25F-6BG381C | ECP5 | 24K LUT4 FPGA, caBGA-381, commercial | Quote |
| LFE5U-45F-8BG381C | ECP5 | 44K LUT4 FPGA, caBGA-381, -8 speed grade | Quote |
| LFE5U-85F-8BG756C | ECP5 | 84K LUT4 FPGA, caBGA-756, -8 commercial | Quote |
| LFE5UM5G-25F-8BG381I | ECP5-5G | 24K LUT4 + 5 Gbps SerDes, caBGA-381, industrial | Quote |
| LFE5UM5G-45F-8BG554I | ECP5-5G | 44K LUT4 + 5 Gbps SerDes, caBGA-554, industrial | Quote |
| LFE5UM5G-85F-8BG756I | ECP5-5G | 84K LUT4 + 5 Gbps SerDes, caBGA-756, industrial | Quote |
| LCMXO2-256HC-4TG100C | MachXO2 | 256 LUT4 CPLD/FPGA, TQFP-100, HC (high-current I/O) | Quote |
| LCMXO2-640HC-4TG100C | MachXO2 | 640 LUT4 CPLD/FPGA, TQFP-100, commercial | Quote |
| LCMXO2-1200HC-4TG144C | MachXO2 | 1280 LUT4 CPLD/FPGA, TQFP-144, on-chip flash | Quote |
| LCMXO2-2000HC-4TG144I | MachXO2 | 2112 LUT4 CPLD/FPGA, TQFP-144, industrial | Quote |
| LCMXO2-4000HC-4BG256I | MachXO2 | 4320 LUT4 CPLD/FPGA, caBGA-256, industrial | Quote |
| LCMXO2-7000HC-4BG484C | MachXO2 | 6864 LUT4 CPLD/FPGA, caBGA-484, commercial | Quote |
| LCMXO3L-1300C-5BG256C | MachXO3L | 1300 LUT4 low-power CPLD/FPGA, caBGA-256 | Quote |
| LCMXO3L-2100C-5BG256C | MachXO3L | 2100 LUT4 low-power CPLD/FPGA, caBGA-256 | Quote |
| LCMXO3L-4300C-6BG324C | MachXO3L | 4300 LUT4 low-power CPLD/FPGA, caBGA-324 | Quote |
| LCMXO3L-6900C-6BG400C | MachXO3L | 6900 LUT4 low-power CPLD/FPGA, caBGA-400 | Quote |
| LCMXO3L-9400C-6BG484C | MachXO3L | 9400 LUT4 low-power CPLD/FPGA, caBGA-484 | Quote |
| LCMXO3D-4300HC-5BG256I | MachXO3D | 4300 LUT4 secure CPLD/FPGA with HSM, caBGA-256, industrial | Quote |
| LCMXO3D-9400HC-6BG400I | MachXO3D | 9400 LUT4 secure CPLD/FPGA with HSM/PUF, caBGA-400 | Quote |
| LFD2NX-17-7MG121C | Certus-NX (Nexus) | 17K LUT4, PCIe Gen1, csfBGA-121, commercial | Quote |
| LFD2NX-40-9BG256I | Certus-NX (Nexus) | 40K LUT4, PCIe Gen2, caBGA-256, industrial | Quote |
| LFCPNX-100-9BG484I | CertusPro-NX (Nexus) | 100K LUT4, LPDDR4, 10.3 Gbps SerDes, caBGA-484, industrial | Quote |
| LAV-AT-100 | Avant-E | Avant 16nm FinFET FPGA, PCIe Gen4, 25 Gbps SerDes, mid-range | Quote |
| LAV-AT-500 | Avant-G | Avant 16nm FinFET FPGA, hardened DDR4, secure boot, mid-range | Quote |
| LC4032ZC-75TN48C | ispMACH 4000ZE (Vantis) | 32-macrocell 1.8V CPLD, TQFP-48, 7.5 ns | Quote |
| LC4064ZC-75TN100I | ispMACH 4000ZE (Vantis) | 64-macrocell 1.8V CPLD, TQFP-100, industrial | Quote |
| LC4128ZC-75TN100C | ispMACH 4000ZE (Vantis) | 128-macrocell 1.8V CPLD, TQFP-100 | Quote |
| LC4256ZC-75TN144C | ispMACH 4000ZE (Vantis) | 256-macrocell 1.8V CPLD, TQFP-144, 7.5 ns | Quote |
| ispPAC10-01SI | ispPAC (Vantis analog) | In-system-programmable analog block, SOIC-28 | Quote |
| ispPAC20-01SI | ispPAC (Vantis analog) | Programmable analog with 8-bit DAC, SOIC-28 | Quote |
| ispPAC30-01SI | ispPAC (Vantis analog) | Programmable analog signal-conditioning PLD, SOIC-28 | Quote |
| SiI9024ACNU | Silicon Image HDMI TX | HDMI 1.4 transmitter with CEC, QFN-72 — Silicon Image legacy | Quote |
| SiI9134CNUC | Silicon Image HDMI TX | HDMI 1.3a transmitter, deep-color, QFN-72 — Silicon Image legacy | Quote |
| SiI9233ACNU | Silicon Image HDMI RX | 3-port HDMI 1.4 receiver, QFN-72 — Silicon Image legacy | Quote |
| SiI9678CNUC | Silicon Image HDMI switch | HDMI 2.0 port processor / switch, BGA — Silicon Image legacy | Quote |
| SiI1930CNU | Silicon Image MHL TX | MHL 2.0 mobile HD-Link transmitter, QFN — Silicon Image legacy | Quote |
| SiI9425CNUC | Silicon Image MHL/HDMI | MHL-to-HDMI bridge SerDes, QFN — Silicon Image legacy | Quote |
Automotive MachXO2 (LCMXO2-xxxxHE) and MachXO3D secure variants, Nexus-platform Certus-NX and CertusPro-NX in extended commercial and industrial temperature grades, ECP5 caBGA-554/756 higher-density options, and iCE40 UltraPlus lead-frame WLCSP options also quoted on request. Speed grades (-6/-7/-8/-9), temperature suffixes (C/I), and package codes (SG/UWG/TQ/CT/BG/MG) are specified on your RFQ.
Lattice's portfolio absorbs four programmable-logic lineages (Lattice + Vantis + SiliconBlue + Silicon Image), and each has a long tail of end-of-life parts still needed by systems in defense, medical, telecom, automotive infotainment, and industrial automation. Hybrid Electronics sources these legacy Lattice products from OEM excess, contract-manufacturer surplus, and traceable secondary channels:
Send an RFQ with quantity, target date-code range, and any traceability requirements (COO, MSL, factory sealed, AECQ) — we return same-day availability from stock or an ETA from our sourcing network.
iCE40 UltraPlus (iCE40UP5K, iCE40UP3K) small ultra-low-power FPGAs for sensor hubs, edge AI, and Bluetooth co-processors, ECP5 and ECP5-5G mid-range FPGAs (LFE5U-25F/45F/85F, LFE5UM5G) for wireless and vision, MachXO2 and MachXO3L / MachXO3D instant-on control-plane parts, and CrossLink-NX video bridges are our highest-volume Lattice categories. ispMACH 4000 CPLDs (LC4032/64/128/256ZC) and Silicon Image SiI HDMI parts are steady mid-volume legacy sourcing lines.
Yes — on an inquiry basis. Nexus-platform CrossLink-NX (LIFCL-17, LIFCL-40), Certus-NX (LFD2NX-17, LFD2NX-40), CertusPro-NX (LFCPNX-100), and the new Avant family (LAV-AT-100, LAV-AT-500, introduced 2023) are on tight allocation with authorized-channel lead times running 30–52 weeks in 2026. We quote per-unit on demand against real-time OEM-excess supply and channel-partner stock rather than holding it. Include your target quantity, speed grade, temperature range, and package (csfBGA, caBGA-256/384/484), and we'll return an availability window and firm quote.
Yes — all three legacy lineages are core to what we do. Lattice acquired the Vantis PLD business from AMD in 1999 (bringing Am/MACH, PalCE, ispMACH 4000, and ispPAC families in-house), SiliconBlue in 2011 (the iCE FPGA line that became iCE40), and Silicon Image in 2015 (SiI3xxx / SiI9xxx HDMI, DVI, MHL, and SATA bridges). For designs locked to original Vantis-, SiliconBlue-, or Silicon Image-marked packaging, we source factory-sealed original inventory from OEM excess and traceable secondary channels — not repackaged or remarked parts.
Yes when available — most of our OEM-excess and CEM-surplus Lattice, Vantis, SiliconBlue, and Silicon Image stock is factory sealed with original date codes, moisture-barrier bags, and full traceability documentation. For downgraded stock we disclose condition (open box, tested-pull, refurbished) on the quote before you accept. Customers needing MSL data, COO, DPAS-rated delivery, AEC-Q100 grade confirmation, or PPAP-level documentation should note that on the RFQ.
Same day for parts in stock — typically within 2 hours during business hours (9am–6pm ET). Sourced quotes on out-of-stock or allocated parts (Nexus-platform Certus-NX / CrossLink-NX / CertusPro-NX, Avant LAV-AT, MachXO3D secure) return within 24–48 hours with an availability window. Email sales@hybridelectronics.com or call (407) 542-3995 to open an RFQ.
Yes. Locked-BOM designs on original SiliconBlue iCE65 (iCE65L01/L04/L08), Lattice ispLSI 1000/2000/3000/5000, MACH4A/MACH5 (Vantis-Am pre-1999), original MachXO (LCMXO256C/640C/1200C/2280C), ORCA (Agere/Lucent OR2C/OR3T/OR4E), Silicon Image SiI164 and SiI170 DVI transmitters, and SiI3112/SiI3512 legacy SATA controllers are all sourceable from our OEM-excess and secondary-channel network. Send the exact ordering PN, speed grade, and date-code window and we'll come back with availability.
No — we're an independent distributor and excess-inventory buyer sourcing from OEM excess, CEM surplus, and traceable secondary channels since 1995. For factory-warranted current-production orders on Lattice, Vantis, SiliconBlue, or Silicon Image parts, work with a Lattice-franchised distributor. For obsolete, allocated, hard-to-find, or urgent line-down parts where authorized channels show zero stock or 40+ week lead times, Hybrid Electronics is a proven independent source.
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Send us your Lattice, Vantis, SiliconBlue, or Silicon Image RFQ — part number, quantity, target date code — and we'll come back same day with availability from stock or an ETA from our sourcing network.
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