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Prodigy S7-9P Logic System – Prototyping with VU9P FPGA
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Prodigy S7-9P Logic System

The Prodigy S7-9P Logic System by S2C is an entry-level multi-FPGA prototyping solution that utilizes the advanced Xilinx VU9P FPGA (also known as XCVU9P FPGA) from the Virtex UltraScale+ series. Abundant DSP slices and memory resources make it an ideal choice for verifying multiple computing chips.

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FPGA Resources - Virtex UltraScale+ VU9P (XCVU9P)


  • 2.59M system logic cells

  • Up to 345.9Mb of internal memory

  • Up to 6,840 DSP slices


 Technical Highlights 


  • Supports 25Gbps transceivers

  • Offers up to 14.3M ASIC gates capacity

  • Provides 676 high-performance I/Os and 48 GTY transceivers on 11 high-speed connectors

  • 4x QSFP28 optical interfaces, each supporting 100G applications


I/O Architecture


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Prodigy™ S7 Logic System Configuration Table


Prodigy™ S7 Logic System Configuration Table
Estimated ASIC Gates (M)14.3
FPGAs1 * XCVU9P
System Logic Cells (K)2,586
FPGA Internal Memory (Mb)345.9
DSP Slices6,840
External User I/Os676
SerDes Transceivers48
Prodigy Connectors (GPIO, LVDS)4
PGT Connectors (SerDes)2
Other Connectors1 * FMC LPC
4 * QSFP28
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What type of chip are you designing
What is the capacity of the ASIC gate included in the design?
5 million-20 million
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Which FPGA do you prefer to use?
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Xilinx KU115
Xilinx VU19P
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Intel S10-2800
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Segmentation tool
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