XC7V2000T

AMDVirtex-7

The XC7V2000T is a Virtex-7 FPGA from AMD, built on a 28 nm process. It provides 1,221,600 LUT6 look-up tables (1,954,560 logic cells), 2,443,200 flip-flops, 45.4 Mb of block RAM and 2,160 DSP slices. It offers up to 1,200 user I/O pins and 36 GTX transceivers at up to 12.5 Gb/s, with hard PCI Express Gen2 blocks. It is available in 2 packages, from the FHG1761 (45 × 45 mm) to the FLG1925 (45 × 45 mm). Temperature grades: commercial, extended, industrial. Designs are built with AMD Vivado.

1955KLUT4-equivalent

1222KLUTs (LUT6)

2,160DSP slices

45.4 MbBlock RAM

1,200Max. user I/O

36Transceivers (12.5 Gb/s)

Specifications

Vendor	AMD
Family	Virtex-7
Series	7 Series
Process	28 nm
Configuration memory	SRAM
LUT4-equivalent capacity	1,954,560
Look-up tables (LUT6)	1,221,600
Logic cells	1,954,560
Flip-flops	2,443,200
Distributed RAM	21,550 Kb
Block RAM	45.4 Mb (1292 × 36 Kb)
DSP (DSP slice)	2,160
Clock management tiles	24

Max. user I/O	1,200
Differential pairs	576
GTX transceivers	36 × 12.5 Gb/s
PCI Express	4× Gen2
Analog / monitor	XADC
Design tool	AMD Vivado

Packages

Package	Size (mm)	Pitch (mm)	User I/O	Transceivers
FHG1761	45 × 45	1.0	850	36
FLG1925	45 × 45	1.0	1,200	16

Package names are shown as in the selection guide; the full ordering code adds speed grade and temperature (see the data sheet).

Speed and temperature grades

Temperature grade	Junction range	Speed grades
Commercial (C)	0 to 85 °C	-1, -2
Extended (E)	0 to 100 °C	-2L, -2G
Industrial (I)	−40 to 100 °C	-1

Alternatives to the XC7V2000T

Closest matches in other families and vendors by logic, DSP, memory, I/O and transceivers. Check pin compatibility and tools before migrating.

Device	LUT4-eq.	Vendor logic	DSP	Block RAM	Max I/O	Transceivers	PCIe
10AT115Altera Arria 10	854K 427K ALMs	1506K LE	1,518	53 Mb	624	78 XCVR/XCVR 25.78 Gb/s	Gen3
XCKU15PAMD Kintex UltraScale+	837K 523K LUT6	1143K SLC	1,968	34.6 Mb	668	76 GTH/GTY 32.75 Gb/s	Gen3
10AX115Altera Arria 10	854K 427K ALMs	1506K LE	1,518	53 Mb	768	96 XCVR 17.4 Gb/s	Gen3
GX 1100Altera Stratix 10 GX/SX	899K 449K ALMs	1325K LE	2,592	107 Mb	688	48 XCVR/XCVR 28.3 Gb/s	Gen3
10AT090Altera Arria 10	679K 340K ALMs	1180K LE	1,518	47.3 Mb	624	78 XCVR/XCVR 25.78 Gb/s	Gen3
10AX090Altera Arria 10	679K 340K ALMs	1180K LE	1,518	47.3 Mb	768	96 XCVR 17.4 Gb/s	Gen3

Compare side by side: XC7V2000T vs 10AT115, XC7V2000T vs XCKU15P, XC7V2000T vs 10AX115.

XC7V2000T quick facts

How many LUTs does the XC7V2000T have?

The XC7V2000T has 1,221,600 LUT6 look-up tables, about 1,954,560 LUT4 equivalents (1,954,560 logic cells as published by AMD).

How many DSP blocks does the XC7V2000T have?

The XC7V2000T has 2,160 DSP slices and 45.4 Mb of block RAM.

Does the XC7V2000T have transceivers?

Yes, 36 GTX transceivers at up to 12.5 Gb/s.

What are the alternatives to the XC7V2000T?

Devices of similar size in other families include 10AT115 (Altera Arria 10), XCKU15P (AMD Kintex UltraScale+), 10AX115 (Altera Arria 10).

Which software is used to design with the XC7V2000T?

Designs for the XC7V2000T are built with AMD Vivado.

Other Virtex-7 devices

Device	LUT4-eq.	Vendor logic	DSP	Block RAM	Max I/O	Transceivers	PCIe
XC7VX330T	326K 204K LUT6	326K LC	1,120	26.4 Mb	700	28 GTH 13.1 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7VX415T	412K 258K LUT6	412K LC	2,160	30.9 Mb	600	48 GTH 13.1 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7VX485T	486K 304K LUT6	486K LC	2,800	36.2 Mb	700	56 GTX 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2
XC7VX550T	554K 346K LUT6	554K LC	2,880	41.5 Mb	600	80 GTH 13.1 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7VH580T	580K 363K LUT6	580K LC	1,680	33 Mb	600	56 GTH/GTZ 28.05 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7V585T	583K 364K LUT6	583K LC	1,260	27.9 Mb	850	36 GTX 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2
XC7VX690T	693K 433K LUT6	693K LC	3,600	51.7 Mb	1,000	80 GTH 13.1 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7VH870T	876K 548K LUT6	876K LC	2,520	49.6 Mb	300	88 GTH/GTZ 28.05 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7VX980T	979K 612K LUT6	979K LC	3,600	52.7 Mb	900	72 GTH 13.1 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7VX1140T	1139K 712K LUT6	1139K LC	3,360	66.1 Mb	1,100	96 GTH 13.1 Gb/s	Gen3
XC7V2000T	1955K 1222K LUT6	1955K LC	2,160	45.4 Mb	1,200	36 GTX 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2

Source: AMD 7 Series FPGAs Product Selection Guide, XMP101 (v1.8). Data is extracted automatically from the vendor's selection guide; verify critical values in the device data sheet.