XC5VFX200T-1FF1738I

Nhà sản xuất: Xilinx Tế bào logic: 200,704 Các lát cắt logic: 31,200 Bộ nhớ RAM tích hợp (eRAM): 8,352 Kb (464 × 18Kb Block RAM) Gói: FF1738 (Flip-Chip BGA) Nhiệt độ hoạt động: Công nghiệp (-40°C đến +100°C)

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    XC5VFX200T-1FF1738IVirtex-5 FXT15.360,00-1,0019660816809984960~1,0 V (0,95–1,05 V)Lắp đặt bề mặt-40 °C đến +100 °C (I)1738-BBGA / FCBGA1738-FCBGA (khoảng 42,5 × 42,5 mm)

    The XC5VFX200T-1FF1738I is a heavyweight from the Virtex-5 FXT series (Xilinx, now AMD), built on the dependable 65nm process. It’s aimed at engineers tackling big, transceiver-heavy designs where you need tons of logic fabric plus a good haul of high-speed serial links.

    Quick specs rundown that usually pops up in early discussions:

    • ~196,608 logic cells — gives you real breathing room for dense DSP chains, complex packet processing, multi-protocol bridges, or large-scale state machines
    • 24 RocketIO GTX transceivers — solid multi-gigabit capability, typically handling up to ~6.5 Gbps in deployed systems (well-suited for 10GbE, PCIe Gen1/2, SRIO, or custom high-speed serial fabrics)
    • 960 user I/Os — generous pin count for connecting to external DDR2/3 memory, high-speed data converters, or system interfaces
    • Embedded block RAM around 16–17 Mbit (with distributed RAM handling smaller, faster buffers and FIFOs)
    • Built-in PowerPC 440 hard processor blocks — handy for embedded control, hybrid HW/SW partitioning, or offloading tasks without extra chips
    • Gói: 1738-pin FF (flip-chip BGA, roughly 42.5 × 42.5 mm), industrial temp range (-40°C to +100°C junction)
    • -1 speed grade — delivers respectable performance and timing margins while keeping power draw in check (a practical middle-ground choice for many apps)

    This FPGA often lands in telecom backbone equipment, high-end video/broadcast systems, radar & SIGINT front-ends, advanced test instruments, or setups that demand lots of fast SerDes alongside heavy programmable logic. The FXT family edges out the LXT/SXT variants when transceiver density and embedded processors are on the must-have list.