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Prodigy S8-100 Logic System

Prodigy S8-100 Logic System leverages AMD Versal™ Premium VP1902 adaptive SoC with 100M ASIC gate capacity, delivers 2x logic resources and 2.5x the I/O bandwidth when compared with its predecessor S7-19P. Designed to address the growing demands of AI and HPC, the S8-100 easily supports medium-scale to hyperscale design with exceptional performance and connectivity, making it a versatile choice for advanced chip development.

Available in three configurations—S8-100S (Single), S8-100D (Dual), and S8-100Q (Quad).

Technical Highlights

100M ASIC Gate Capacity per FPGA
Rich Memory Resources
High-Speed & Flexible I/O Architecture with PCIe Gen5
Scaling and Partitioning Made Easy with PlayerPro-Compile Time
High Productivity Toolchain

Prodigy S8-100 Logic Systems Configuration Table

S8-100 Series Prodigy Logic System Configuration Table
	S8-100S	S8-100D	S8-100Q
Number of FPGAs	1	2	4
Capacity per System	Up to 100M	Up to 200M	Up to 400M
System Logic Cells (K)	18,507	37,014	74,028
FPGA Internal Memory (Mb)	858	1,716	3,432
DSP Slices	6,864	13,728	27,456
XPIOs	2,212	4,424	8,848
GTYP Channels	64	128	256
GTM Channels	32	64	128
Clocks	18 global clocks, 6 global resources, and 18 feedback clocks
FPGA Configuration via	JTAG, USB2.0., Ethernet, SD Card
Embedded Processor	Dual-core ARM Cortex A72, Dual-core ARM Cortex R5F
Processor I/O	Ethernet x1, SD x1, QSPI x1, UART x1, I2Cx2, PMODx1
Datasheet	Contact us

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