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Prodigy Arria 10 Logic System – Prototyping with GX1150 FPGA
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Arria 10 Board

S2C's Arria 10 Prodigy Logic System, built on the Intel Arria 10 GX1150 FPGA, is an affordable solution for a variety of design sizes and applications. The Single A10 Prodigy Logic System is perfect for both prototyping small- to medium-sized SoCs and high-performance computing applications.


FPGA Resources - Arria 10 GX1150


  • Large capacity with 1150K Logic Elements

  • Large scalability 53Mb of M20K memory

  • Supports 1,518 DSP blocks



Technical Highlights


  • 44 Gb transceivers that can run up to 16Gbps 

  • Offers up to 9.8M ASIC gates capacity

  • 576 high-performance I/Os through 4 Prodigy connectors

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Arria 10 Series Configuration Table


A10 Prodigy Logic System Configuration Table

Arria 10 GX1150
Estimated ASIC Gates (M)9.8
FPGAs1 * GX1150
Logic Elements (K)1,150
M20K memory (Mb)53
18 x 19 multipliers3,036
External User I/Os640
XCVR Transceivers48
PCIe Gen3 Support√
DDR4 SO-DIMM-
QSFP-
Prodigy Connectors4
PGT Connectors4
DM Connectors1
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