Prodigy Logic Module

S2C's FPGA Prototyping system has been in the market since 2004 and has since been widely adopted by many leading SoC/ASIC design companies. The Prodigy Logic Module series are specially designed with low profile and affordability in mind. The Prodigy Logic Modules are based on Xilinx's VU, KU and K7 FPGA devices such as xilinx vu13p.

S2C Prodigy Logic Module Solution

Largest Capacity in Single FPGA
5,541 Logic Cells
2,880 DSP Slices
88.6Mb Internal memories

High System Performance
Up to two speed-grade improvement with high utilization comparing with V7-2000T
On-board support high speed DDR4 & PCIe Gen 3
Accelerated Design Productivity
Co-optimized with Vivado Design Suite for rapid design closure

S2C Prodigy Logic Module Solution

Prodigy Logic Module Configuration Table

Prodigy Logic Module Configuration Table
	7K410	7K325
Estimated ASIC Gates (M)	2.93	2.35
System LC＆LE （K）	407	326
FPGA Internal Memory (Mb)	28	16
DSP Slices	1,540	840
External User I/Os	432	432
SerDes Transceivers	16	16
PCIe Support	Gen2	Gen2
DDR4 SO-DIMM	--	--
Prodigy Connectors	--	--
Datasheet	Download	Download

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