Altera is now sampling its Agilex 9 Direct RF AGRW039 wideband SoC FPGA for aerospace, defense, and communication systems. According to Altera, the device delivers a 40% increase in compute capability per square millimeter. It also provides 45% greater logic and DSP density than the previous generation and supports DDR5 and LPDDR5 memory technologies.
With integrated 64-Gsample/s wideband RF and increased compute and memory resources, the programmable device eliminates the need for multichip designs and enables advanced beamforming, radar, and data cube processing. The AGRW039 provides high-bandwidth signal capture and generation, allowing customers to scale performance while maintaining design flexibility.
Agilex 9 Direct RF SoC FPGAs combine high-speed data converters, programmable logic, and processing elements in a single package. The integrated architecture helps reduce system complexity and power consumption for wideband RF applications that require real-time performance.
Production silicon and development kits for the Agilex 9 Direct RF AGRW039 are expected to be available in Q3 2026.
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