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Manufacturer: Xilinx

Product Category: FPGA - Field Programmable Gate Array

Product: Virtex-6

Number of logic elements: 549888

Number of inputs/outputs: 840 I/O

Operating supply voltage: 1 V

Minimum operating temperature: 0 C

Maximum operating temperature: + 85 C

Installation style: SMD/SMT

Package/Case: FCBGA-1759

Data rate: 6.6 Gb/s

Series: XC6VLX550T

Trademark: Xilinx

Distributed RAM: 6200 kbit

Embedded Block RAM - EBR: 22752 kbit

Maximum operating frequency: 1600 MHz

Number of Transceivers: 36 Transceiver

Product Type: FPGA - Field Programmable Gate Array

Factory Packing Quantity: 1

Subcategory: Programmable Logic ICs

Brand Name: Virtex

In the future, the cooperation between the two parties will also be in some emerging human-machine interface applications. "This is also the hot direction of ADI in the future." Fan Jianren said. He also pointed out that ADI believes that the following areas of the Chinese market have huge opportunities in the future. The first is the construction of 4G communication networks; the second is the industrial energy market, such as power transmission and distribution in the smart grid. Now the investment in substations is very large, and there are great opportunities for ADI products in the entire signal chain; the third is the industrial automation related to the Internet of Things. Construction; fourth, automotive electronics, because the demand for SAM for electronic devices in electric vehicles has increased by 5-10 times, and the business model has also changed, and now car manufacturers are required to directly cooperate with original IC manufacturers; fifth, medical electronics, especially imaging equipment , The penetration rate of the Chinese market is very low, such as CT, South Korea is 8 times that of China, and the United States is 14 times that of China. "In some popular applications, through cooperation with Xilinx, we provide users with complete signal chain solutions from high-performance analog to FPGA." He added.