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Prodigy S8-40 Logic System

Prodigy S8-40 Logic System leverages the AMD VP1802 in a single FPGA configuration with high-performance I/O connectors to provide a superior performance and the most scalability for modern VLSI SoC designs. Combined with the Prodigy S8-40 Logic System, the newest compile, runtime, and debugging software suites, Player Pro enable users to quickly bring up prototypes and improve the verification productivity.



Technical Highlights


  •  Delivers up to 40 million equivalent ASIC gates

  • Flexible and extensible I/O architecture

  • Higher performance benefits the innovative verification

  • Enhanced toolchains for quick system bring-up

  • Rich portfolio of Prototype Ready Kits

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Prodigy S8-40 Logic Systems Configuration Table



S8-40 Prodigy Logic System Configuration Table
Number of FPGAs1
Capacity per System40M
System Logic Cells (K)7,352
FPGA Internal Memory (Mb)891
DSP Slices14,352
XPIOs614
GTYP Channels24
GTM Channels136
Clocks6 global clocks, 3 global resources, and 6 feedback clocks
FPGA Configuration viaJTAG, USB2.0., Ethernet, SD Card
Embedded ProcessorDual-core ARM Cortex A72, Dual-core ARM Cortex R5F
Processor I/OEthernet x1, SD x1, QSPI x2, UART x1, I2Cx2
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What type of chip are you designing
What is the capacity of the ASIC gate included in the design?
5 million-20 million
20 million-50 million
50 million-100 million
100 million-1 billion
More than 1 billion
Which FPGA do you prefer to use?
Xilinx VU440
Xilinx KU115
Xilinx VU19P
Xilinx VU13P
Xilinx VU9P
AMD VP1802
AMD VP1902
Intel S10-10M
Intel S10-2800
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What kind of FPGA configuration do you need?
Single FPGA
Dual FPGA
Four FPGAs
Eight FPGAs
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What kind of peripheral interface do you need?
How many prototype verification platforms do you need?
Do you need the following tools?
Segmentation tool
Multiple FPGA debugging tools
Co-modeling tool (allows large amounts of data to interact between FPGA and PC host)
When do you need to use our products?
0-6 months
6-12 months
More than 12 months
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