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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 FPGA devices.

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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

PCle VU440-2
Estimated ASIC Gates (M)44
System LC＆LE （K）5541
FPGA Internal Memory (Mb)88.6
DSP Slices2880
External User I/Os432
SerDes Transceivers12
PCIe SupportGen3
DDR4 SO-DIMM2
Prodigy Connectors3
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