XC7A35T-1FGG484C

Overview

The XC7A35T-1FGG484C is a performance-optimized Artix-7 FPGA from AMD designed for high-density I/O applications requiring low power consumption. It features 33,280 logic cells, 1.8 Mbits of total RAM, and 250 available I/O pins in a fine-pitch BGA package. This device is part of the 7-series family, which utilizes a 28nm process to provide high-speed serial transceivers and DSP throughput for mid-range logic requirements.

Why Choose This Part

The Artix-7 architecture delivers the industry's lowest power consumption for high-performance logic, making it ideal for thermally constrained enclosures. It offers a balanced ratio of logic-to-memory with 1,843,200 total RAM bits and high-speed clocking reaching up to 1098 MHz. The 484-FBGA package provides 250 I/O pins, offering significant flexibility for multi-peripheral connectivity in a compact footprint.

Applications

Getting Started

Development is primarily conducted using the AMD Vivado Design Suite for synthesis, routing, and bitstream generation. Engineers typically begin evaluation using the Vivado ML Edition software and compatible Artix-7 development boards like the Arty A7. Hardware debugging and programming are performed via the JTAG interface using a Xilinx USB Platform Cable or compatible programmer.

XC7A35T Family

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Also Consider

XC7A50T-1FGG484C AMD - Provides a direct migration path with more logic cells (52,160) in the same physical footprint for expanding designs.

XC7S50-1FGGA484C AMD - A Spartan-7 alternative offering similar logic density but optimized for cost-sensitive applications that do not require high-speed transceivers.

EP4CE30F23C7N Intel - A comparable Cyclone IV FPGA offering similar logic capacity and high I/O count for general-purpose digital logic.

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