Choose the exact package
An FPGA family headline does not tell you the I/O available in a specific package. Our tables keep device, package and grade values distinct.
Review devices →COMPONENT TO ASSEMBLED BOARD
FPGA sourcing &
PCBA manufacturing.
Source the right device. Define the board requirements. Bring your next research or industrial design into production.
Research laboratories · Universities · Industrial product teams
01 / DEVICE SELECTION
Start with your part number.
Review the exact device, package and grade before requesting supply.
Reviewed exampleXC7A100T-1CSG324C →
- Logic cells
- 101,440
- Package I/O
- 210
- Package
- CSG324
THE FPGA PORTFOLIO
Find your manufacturer.
ENGINEERING BEFORE PROCUREMENT
The detail that changes a decision.
Full part numbers, package-specific resources and official documentation in one working view.
Compare with context
See differences alongside units and evidence. Unknown values stay visible; architectural resource counts are not treated as interchangeable.
Open comparison →Plan the complete board
Move from the selected FPGA to stack-up, BGA assembly and a defined inspection and test scope for your project.
Plan a board build →REVIEWED ENGINEERING GUIDES
Start with the decision in front of you.
Two task-focused guides with original conceptual diagrams, device links and explicit checks that still need project evidence.
DEVICE SELECTION
Choose a Gowin FPGA from constraints, not a headline resource count.
Turn I/O domains, startup behavior, clocking and package checks into a shortlist another engineer can review.
Read the Gowin selection guide →
BOARD BRING-UP
Prepare the evidence for a controlled FPGA PCB first power-on.
Use five gates to record power, clock, reset, configuration and initial function checks before expanding coverage.
Read the PCB bring-up checklist →PCB + COMPONENTS + ASSEMBLY
One project brief.
A defined manufacturing scope.
Share the FPGA, board requirements and build quantity. We will review component sourcing and the PCB/PCBA scope together.
Request project review ↗- 01Requirements & sourcing
Full MPN, BOM, quantity and traceability needs.
- 02Fabrication & assembly review
Stack-up, materials, package geometry and process scope.
- 03Inspection & delivery plan
Agree inspection records, programming and test requirements.
CATALOGUE UPDATES
Recently reviewed devices
Recent accepted catalogue reviews. Check the exact package, grade and source documents before selecting a device.
XC7K70T-2FBV676C
Kintex-7 · FBV676
Catalogue review (UTC)XC7K70T-2FBV676I
Kintex-7 · FBV676
Catalogue review (UTC)XC7K70T-3FBV484E
Kintex-7 · FBV484
Catalogue review (UTC)XC7K70T-3FBV676E
Kintex-7 · FBV676
Catalogue review (UTC)XC7K480T-2FFV901I
Kintex-7 · FFV901
Catalogue review (UTC)XC7K480T-3FFV1156E
Kintex-7 · FFV1156
Catalogue review (UTC)AMD / XILINX · INITIAL REVIEWED SELECTION
7-series device references.
| Full part number | Family / package | Native logic resource | Block RAM | User I/O | Selection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XC7A100T-1CSG324CAMD / Xilinx · Commercial (C) | Artix-7CSG324 | 101440 logic cells | 4860 Kb | 210 | + Compare |
| XC7A200T-1FBG484CAMD / Xilinx · Commercial (C) | Artix-7FBG484 | 215360 logic cells | 13140 Kb | 285 | + Compare |
| XC7A200T-1FBG484IAMD / Xilinx · Industrial (I) | Artix-7FBG484 | 215360 logic cells | 13140 Kb | 285 | + Compare |
| XC7A200T-1FBG676CAMD / Xilinx · Commercial (C) | Artix-7FBG676 | 215360 logic cells | 13140 Kb | 400 | + Compare |
| XC7A200T-1FBG676IAMD / Xilinx · Industrial (I) | Artix-7FBG676 | 215360 logic cells | 13140 Kb | 400 | + Compare |
587 reviewed full part numbers. Additional families and ordering variants are being prepared. Current stock and delivery are confirmed by quotation.
ENGINEERING LIBRARY
Useful before the first board.
Work through a task
Tutorials →
Follow an exact-device, resource-budget or board-review task.
Evaluate an application
Industry Insights →
Compare system needs before selecting a chip architecture.
Prepare your project
Downloads →
Use editable selection and manufacturing preparation sheets.
Bring a technical question
Community →
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