BASE DEVICE
LFMNX-50
Mach-NX secure-control FPGA with user logic and a secure enclave.
- User logic cells
- 8400
- EBR SRAM
- 432 kbit
- Distributed RAM
- 73 kbit
2 ordering codesLFMNX-50-5FBG484C →LFMNX-50-5FBG484I →
Specifications & documents →Lattice Semiconductor / Chips & IP
Control and security FPGAs
Match nonvolatile startup, board-management I/O and hardware security to the platform's requirements.
Product lines are representative. Stock, lifecycle, package and grade must be checked against the exact MPN.
Product scopeChips & IP
Device references in this category13
Documented ordering codes12
Information checked2026-09-28
FROM FAMILY TO DEVICE
Chip models in Control and security FPGAs
Documented device references
Base-device names are distinct from full ordering numbers. Each detail page identifies the product type, parameter scope and official source.
BASE DEVICE
LFMXO4-025
MachXO4 programmable control device.
- LUTs
- 2112
- Logic cells
- 2600
- Embedded RAM
- 74 kb
0 ordering codesExact ordering-code evidence is still being collected.
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
LFMXO4D-110
MachXO4 programmable control device.
- LUTs
- 9400
- Logic cells
- 11300
- Embedded RAM
- 432 kb
0 ordering codesExact ordering-code evidence is still being collected.
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
LFMXO5-25
MachXO5-NX control FPGA base device.
- Logic cells
- 27 K
- Embedded memory (EBR)
- 1440 kb
- 18 x 18 multipliers
- 20
0 ordering codesExact ordering-code evidence is still being collected.
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
LFMXO5-100T
MachXO5-NX control FPGA base device.
- Logic cells
- 96 K
- Embedded memory (EBR)
- 3744 kb
- 18 x 18 multipliers
- 156
1 ordering codeLFMXO5-100T-8BBG400C →
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
MachXO3D-4300
MachXO3D secure programmable device.
- LUTs
- 4300
- EBR SRAM
- 92 kbit
- Distributed RAM
- 34 kbit
1 ordering codeLCMXO3D-4300ZC-3SG72C →
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
MachXO3D-9400
MachXO3D secure programmable device.
- LUTs
- 9400
- EBR SRAM
- 432 kbit
- Distributed RAM
- 73 kbit
1 ordering codeLCMXO3D-9400ZC-3SG72C →
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
MachXO3LF-2100
MachXO3LF programmable logic device with user flash.
- LUTs
- 2100
- EBR SRAM
- 74 kbit
- User flash memory
- 80 kbit
0 ordering codesExact ordering-code evidence is still being collected.
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
MachXO3LF-9400
MachXO3LF programmable logic device with user flash.
- LUTs
- 9400
- EBR SRAM
- 432 kbit
- User flash memory
- 448 kbit
1 ordering codeLCMXO3LF-9400E-5BG256I →
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
MH06
Mach-N2 secure-control FPGA device as named in the official selector.
- System logic cells
- 65 K
- Embedded memory
- 4 Mb
- 18 x 18 multipliers
- 120
0 ordering codesExact ordering-code evidence is still being collected.
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
MH21D
Mach-N2 secure-control FPGA device as named in the official selector.
- System logic cells
- 215 K
- Embedded memory
- 10.4 Mb
- 18 x 18 multipliers
- 520
0 ordering codesExact ordering-code evidence is still being collected.
Specifications & documents →BASE DEVICE
XO2-1200
MachXO2 base device as named in the official selector.
- LUTs
- 1280
- EBR SRAM
- 64 kbit
- User flash memory
- 64 kbit
BASE DEVICE
XO2-7000
MachXO2 base device as named in the official selector.
- LUTs
- 6864
- EBR SRAM
- 240 kbit
- User flash memory
- 256 kbit
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WITHIN THIS PRODUCT LINE
Series & subcategories
Mach-N2
Nexus 2 control FPGA family with integrated flash and hardware security functions, including post-quantum-oriented protection.
2 device refs · 0 ordering codesExplore Mach-N2 →MachXO5-NX
Higher-density secure control FPGA family with embedded flash, programmable I/O and root-of-trust variants.
2 device refs · 1 ordering codesExplore MachXO5-NX →Mach-NX
Control FPGA with a secure enclave for hardware root-of-trust and platform firmware protection.
1 device refs · 2 ordering codesExplore Mach-NX →MachXO4 / MachXO4 RoT
Low-density nonvolatile control family; the RoT branch adds hardened cryptographic services.
2 device refs · 0 ordering codesExplore MachXO4 / MachXO4 RoT →MachXO3D
Secure control FPGA based on the MachXO3 architecture, with an immutable security block and dual-boot flash.
2 device refs · 2 ordering codesExplore MachXO3D →MachXO3
Compact control and bridging FPGA family with multiple I/O banks and L/LF options.
2 device refs · 1 ordering codesExplore MachXO3 →MachXO2
Established nonvolatile logic for power-up control, bridging and I/O expansion.
2 device refs · 6 ordering codesExplore MachXO2 →SELECTION CONTEXT
Working with Control and security FPGAs
Define the required function
Match nonvolatile startup, board-management I/O and hardware security to the platform's requirements.
Use the requirements below to decide which specification limits your design. A family name alone is not a purchasing specification.
Check the integration boundary
Choose the complete device and ordering code before checking package pinout, power, electrical limits and operating grade. Keep family maxima separate from a selected device or package.
Open the manufacturer reference ↗ENGINEERING DECISIONS
What to confirm before selection
Use these checks to define the requirement. Family names alone do not establish performance, package compatibility or current availability.
- Use the vendor-native logic, memory and DSP definitions; unlike resource units are not directly equivalent.
- Confirm package pinout, I/O bank voltages, configuration method and the supported tool release before layout.
- Review power sequencing, decoupling, BGA escape routing and programming access with the complete ordering number.
Move from family to full ordering number
Identify the complete manufacturer part number, package, operating grade and electrical requirements. Reviewed FPGA specifications can then be compared at device level.
Browse reviewed FPGA device data →Preparing a complete board?
Bring the BOM, schematic constraints, stack-up and assembly requirements into the project brief.
PCBA project preparation →EVIDENCE & DEVELOPMENT
Documents for this product line
Start with the device table, then check electrical limits, ordering information and the applicable tool release.
Lattice Mach-N2Mach-N2 Device Selection GuideWeb ↗Lattice Mach-NXMach-NX Device Selection GuideWeb ↗Lattice MachXO4MachXO4 Device Selection GuideWeb ↗Lattice MachXO5-NXMachXO5-NX Device Selection GuideWeb ↗Lattice MachXO3DMachXO3D Device Selection GuideWeb ↗Lattice MachXO3MachXO3 Device Selection GuideWeb ↗Lattice MachXO2MachXO2 Device Selection GuideWeb ↗
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PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Control and security FPGAs selection questions
How do I select a model within Control and security FPGAs?
Start with the documented product scope: Match nonvolatile startup, board-management I/O and hardware security to the platform's requirements. Then compare the device-specific facts below with your required resources and interfaces. Open each model for its evidence and ordering constraints.
Is a base-device name enough to place an order?
A base-device identifier identifies the silicon or model, but may omit package, speed, temperature, qualification and packing options. Use the manufacturer ordering table to establish the complete code. Reference examples do not establish stock or an approved replacement.
Can the listed devices use the same PCB or development tools?
A shared family or manufacturer does not establish pin compatibility. Compare pinout, supply and I/O-bank voltages, configuration, timing, tool support and thermal limits before changing a board.
What should I include for sourcing or PCBA review?
Provide the exact part or board revision, quantity, delivery requirement, operating environment and traceability needs. For assembly, identify BOM readiness, PCB stack-up, programming access and the inspection or functional-test scope.
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Lattice Semiconductor Control and security FPGAs reference ↗
Source review: 2026-09-28. This family guide does not assert stock or compatibility between devices.
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