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SU10P
Spartan UltraScale+ base FPGA device.
- System logic cells
- 11 K
- DSP slices
- 24
- Total RAM
- 1.77 Mb
AMD / Xilinx / Chips & IP
I/O-focused, cost-conscious FPGA lineage for control, bridging, sensors, and distributed embedded systems.
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| Full part number | Family / package | Native logic resource | Block RAM | User I/O | Selection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XC7S15-1FTGB196CAMD / Xilinx · Commercial (C) | Spartan-7FTGB196 | 12800 logic cells | 360 Kb | 100 | + Compare |
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Spartan UltraScale+ base FPGA device.
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Spartan UltraScale+ base FPGA device.
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Spartan UltraScale+ base FPGA device.
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Spartan-II base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-IIE base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-II base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-IIE base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3 base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3A base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3AN base device for legacy design maintenance, with integrated configuration flash. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3E base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3E base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3 base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3A base device for legacy design maintenance. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3AN base device for legacy design maintenance, with integrated configuration flash. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3A DSP base device for legacy design maintenance, with DSP48A arithmetic slices. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-3A DSP base device for legacy design maintenance, with DSP48A arithmetic slices. Package, speed and temperature suffixes are required to identify an orderable part.
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Spartan-6 LX FPGA base device.
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Spartan-6 LX FPGA base device.
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WITHIN THIS PRODUCT LINE
A 16 nm FPGA family emphasizing I/O density, low power, and modern security for edge connectivity and control.
3 device refs · 13 ordering codesExplore Spartan UltraScale+ →A 7 Series entry point for parallel I/O, sensor aggregation, control logic, and compact embedded designs.
0 device refs · 1 ordering codesExplore Spartan-7 →Legacy-era LX and LXT devices retained for established designs. AMD states lifecycle support through at least 2030; development uses ISE.
2 device refs · 4 ordering codesExplore Spartan 6 →Historical selection guide covering Spartan-II/IIE and Spartan-3 branches; use family data sheets and discontinuation notices for exact parts.
14 device refs · 26 ordering codesExplore Legacy Spartan selection and lifecycle guide →Third-generation Spartan FPGA lineage with separate 3E, 3A, 3AN and 3A DSP variants; historical documentation must be checked for each part.
10 device refs · 20 ordering codesSpartan-II is a manufacturer-named product family or series. Check the exact device, documentation, tool support and lifecycle before design-in.
2 device refs · 4 ordering codesExplore Spartan-II →Spartan-IIE is a manufacturer-named product family or series. Check the exact device, documentation, tool support and lifecycle before design-in.
2 device refs · 2 ordering codesExplore Spartan-IIE →Spartan-XL is a manufacturer-named product family or series. Check the exact device, documentation, tool support and lifecycle before design-in.
0 device refs · 0 ordering codesExplore Spartan-XL →SELECTION CONTEXT
I/O-focused, cost-conscious FPGA lineage for control, bridging, sensors, and distributed embedded systems.
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Use these checks to define the requirement. Family names alone do not establish performance, package compatibility or current availability.
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 →Bring the BOM, schematic constraints, stack-up and assembly requirements into the project brief.
PCBA project preparation →EVIDENCE & DEVELOPMENT
Start with the device table, then check electrical limits, ordering information and the applicable tool release.
Compare FPGA architecture generations and find automotive, defense, and space-grade branches.
Official resource and package tables for 7 Series device selection.
Official UltraScale device and package comparison tables.
Check the precise resource, package, and connectivity combinations in UltraScale+ FPGAs.
Task-oriented documentation entry points for architecture, design, verification, and implementation.
Discover additional AMD and partner boards by device family.
Official guide to VCK190, VMK180, VPK180, VPK120, VHK158, VEK280, and VEK385 platforms.
K24-based motor-control and DSP development platform.
K26-based entry point for vision application development.
K26-based robotics and industrial development platform.
Separate Ryzen AI Embedded-based platform for autonomous robotics.
Application-specific cards and solutions for telecommunications acceleration.
Space-grade product information; qualification and radiation requirements need exact-device review.
Soft-processor resources for embedding control software in programmable logic.
Current deployment guidance, board targets, and links to legacy DPU documentation.
Check device and feature entitlements, including the licensing changes introduced with 2026.1.
AMD's official discontinuation notice for the Versal HBM lineage.
XCN23009 covers specified XC9500XL, CoolRunner, Spartan II, and Spartan 3 product families.
Read AMD's family-level longevity statements and the explicit exclusions for integrated-HBM devices.
Search official support answers, knowledge-base articles, and community discussions.
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