XC5VSX95T-1FF1136I

Manufacturer: Xilinx
Logic Cells: 98,304
Logic Slices: 15,360
Embedded RAM (eRAM): 3,072 Kb
Package: FF1136 (Flip-Chip BGA)
Operating Temperature: Industrial (-40°C to +100°C)

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    Specifications

    MODEL P/NSERIESNUMBER OF LABS/CLBSSPEED GRADENUMBER OF LOGIC ELEMENTS / CELLSTOTAL RAM BITSNUMBER OF I/OVOLTAGE – SUPPLYMOUNTING TYPEOPERATING TEMPERATUREPACKAGE / CASESUPPLIER DEVICE PACKAGE
    XC5VSX95T-1FF1136IVirtex-5 SX7,00-1,0094 2088 994 8166400.95 V – 1.05 VSurface Mount-40 °C ~ +100 °C (I)1136-FBGA / FCBGA1136-FCBGA (≈ 35 × 35 mm)

    The XC5VSX95T-1FF1136I is a mid-to-high density FPGA from the Virtex-5 SXT family (Xilinx, now AMD), built on the solid 65nm process and geared toward DSP-heavy designs that also need reliable high-speed serial links.

    Quick specs engineers typically check first:

    • ~94,208 logic cells (with 14,720 adaptive logic modules / slices) — good capacity for multi-channel DSP filters, video processing pipelines, FFT cores, or complex signal-processing tasks
    • 16 RocketIO GTX transceivers — these support multi-gigabit serial reliably, commonly up to ~6.5 Gbps in real-world applications (well-suited for 10Gb Ethernet, PCIe Gen1/2, Serial RapidIO, or custom high-speed data streams)
    • 640 user I/Os — plenty of flexible pins for external DDR2/3 memory, fast ADCs/DACs, or board-level interfaces
    • Embedded block RAM around 8.8–9 Mbit (plus distributed RAM for smaller, low-latency buffers and FIFOs)
    • Strong DSP48E slice count (around 488) — those second-gen 25×18 multipliers with 48-bit accumulators excel at high-throughput fixed- or floating-point math, filters, and arithmetic-intensive workloads
    • Package: 1136-pin FF (flip-chip BGA, ~35 × 35 mm), industrial temperature range (-40°C to +100°C junction)
    • -1 speed grade — provides balanced performance and timing margins while keeping power reasonable for many DSP/SerDes-focused apps

    The SXT series prioritizes DSP acceleration and fast transceivers — it emphasizes those DSP48E blocks and GTX ports over embedded processors (no PowerPC; that’s FXT land) or maximum plain logic density (more LX/LXT territory).