XCV300-5BG432C

The XCV300-5BG432C is a mid-range FPGA chip from Xilinx. It is based on the Virtex-5 architecture and is designed to provide high performance, low power and advanced features.

The XCV300-5BG432C is a 576-pin BGA package chip that has a total of 864 user I/O pins, 83 I/O banks and eight power rails. It has a total of 4.8 million logic cells, 2.5 million flip-flops, 1.2 million RAM blocks and 2.5 million distributed memory blocks. It also has a total of 890 18-Kbit block RAMs. The chip also has support for up to 128 DSP slices and up to 8 hard multipliers.

The XCV300-5BG432C is suitable for a wide range of applications, including digital signal processing, embedded systems, wireless communications, and general-purpose computing. It is also suitable for high-speed networking, as well as for high-performance computing applications.

The chip has a maximum operating frequency of up to 400MHz and a power consumption of up to 8W. It also has support for up to four independent phase-locked loops and up to four independent clock networks.

Overall, the XCV300-5BG432C is a powerful mid-range FPGA chip that provides high performance and low power consumption. It is suitable for a wide range of applications and is a great choice for those who need a chip with advanced features and reliable performance.