Description
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Callisto K7 is an easy-to-use FPGA Module featuring the AMD Kintex 7 FPGA with 4Gb DDR3 SDRAM. This board contains the AMD XC7K410T– FBG676 FPGA. The high-speed USB 3.1 interface (USB-C connector) provides a fast and easy configuration download to the onboard SPI flash. There is no need for a programmer or special downloader cable to download Bitstream to the board. The FPGA Module also provides easy access to JTAG signals on a standard Xilinx Platform Cable compatible header. Callisto K7 provides the user with the flexibility of adding their own peripherals through IO Expansion Headers.
Features
- FPGA: AMD XC7K410T in FBG676 package
- DDR3: 4Gb DDR3 (MT41J256M16HA-125:K or equivalent)
- Flash memory: 512 Mb Quadbit SPI flash memory (S25FL512SDSBHV210/IS25LP512M-RHLE)
- 1 x 100MHz CMOS oscillator
- USB 3.1 Gen1 @5Gbps (USB Type-C connector)
- Onboard voltage regulators for single power rail operation
- 12V DC power supply
- A Push Button for the reset pin
- JTAG header for programming and debugging
- 274 IOs for user-defined purposes
- All user IOs are length matched and can be used as differential pairs
Applications
- Product Prototype Development
- Communication Device Development
- Accelerated Computing Integration
- Development and Testing of Custom embedded processors
- Signal Processing
- Educational tool for Schools and Universities
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