Xilinx FPGAs | BeiLuo Distributor

About FPGAs

Xilinx FPGAs provide flexible programmable logic for hardware acceleration, prototyping, and production designs. From cost-effective Artix to high-performance Virtex families.

As an authorized distributor of Xilinx, BeiLuo provides a comprehensive range of FPGAs products. These products are widely used in industrial control, automotive electronics, consumer electronics, and communication equipment. We offer a complete product line with multiple series to meet various application requirements. All products are genuine and original, backed by professional technical support and comprehensive after-sales service.

Selection Guide: How to Choose the Right FPGAs

Product List

2 products available

Part Number ↕	Logic Cells ↕	Block RAM ↕	DSP Slices ↕	GTX Transceivers ↕	I/O Pins ↕	Package ↕	Stock Status	Action
XC7K325T-2FFG900I	326,080	400 x 36Kb	840	16 (12.5 Gbps max)	500	FFG900 (31x31mm)	In Stock	View Details
XCKU040-2FFVA1156E	530,560	600 x 36Kb	1,920	-	676	FFVA1156 (35x35mm)	In Stock	View Details

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 7-series and UltraScale FPGAs?

7-series and UltraScale families differ in architecture and performance: 1) Process - 7-series uses 28nm, UltraScale uses 20nm/16nm, 2) Performance - UltraScale offers 2x performance improvement, 3) Transceivers - UltraScale supports up to 32.75Gbps vs 28.05Gbps, 4) Memory - UltraScale has enhanced memory interfaces supporting DDR4, 5) Power - UltraScale is more power efficient. 7-series remains viable for cost-sensitive designs, while UltraScale targets high-bandwidth applications.

Use 7-series for cost-sensitive designs. Use UltraScale for high-performance, high-bandwidth applications.

How do I select between Artix, Kintex, and Virtex families?

Xilinx FPGA family selection criteria: 1) Artix-7 - lowest cost, up to 215K logic cells, ideal for consumer and industrial, 2) Kintex-7 - best price/performance, up to 477K logic cells, optimal for communications and video, 3) Virtex-7 - highest performance, up to 1.95M logic cells, for networking and HPC. Consider logic requirements, DSP needs, transceiver speed, and power budget. Kintex offers the best value for most applications.

Start with Kintex for best price/performance. Use Artix for cost-sensitive, Virtex for maximum performance.

What transceiver speeds are supported by Xilinx FPGAs?

Xilinx FPGA transceiver capabilities: 1) Artix-7 - up to 6.6 Gbps, suitable for PCIe Gen2 and SATA, 2) Kintex-7 - up to 12.5 Gbps, supports PCIe Gen3 and 10G Ethernet, 3) Virtex-7 - up to 28.05 Gbps, for 100G Ethernet and Interlaken, 4) UltraScale - up to 32.75 Gbps, supports 100G+ applications, 5) UltraScale+ - up to 58G PAM4, for 400G Ethernet. Select based on your interface requirements and future roadmap.

Select transceiver speed based on interface requirements. Plan for future bandwidth needs.

What is the power consumption of Xilinx FPGAs?

Xilinx FPGA power consumption varies by family and utilization: 1) Artix-7 - 1-5W typical for mid-size devices, 2) Kintex-7 - 5-15W typical, 3) Virtex-7 - 15-50W for large devices, 4) UltraScale - improved efficiency, 20-30% lower than 7-series, 5) Static vs dynamic - static power is process-dependent, dynamic depends on switching activity. Use Xilinx Power Estimator (XPE) for accurate power analysis. Thermal design critical for high-power devices.

Use Xilinx Power Estimator for accurate analysis. Plan thermal design for worst-case conditions.

What package options are available for Xilinx FPGAs?

Xilinx FPGAs offer diverse package options: 1) BGA packages - standard for most applications, pitch from 0.5mm to 1.0mm, 2) FBG/FFG/FLG - different ball counts and sizes for each device, 3) Wire-bond vs flip-chip - flip-chip for high-performance, wire-bond for cost-sensitive, 4) Industrial vs commercial - industrial rated for -40C to 100C, 5) Pb-free options - RoHS compliant packages available. Package selection affects cost, thermal performance, and PCB complexity.

Select package based on I/O requirements, thermal needs, and PCB capabilities. Contact FAE for package recommendations.