XC7Z100

AMDZynq 7000SoC

The XC7Z100 is a Zynq 7000 SoC FPGA from AMD, built on a 28 nm process. It provides 277,400 LUT6 look-up tables (444,000 logic cells), about 443,840 LUT4 equivalents, 554,800 flip-flops, 26.5 Mb of block RAM and 2,020 DSP slices. Its processing system includes two Arm Cortex-A9 cores running at up to 1 GHz. The programmable logic offers up to 400 user I/O pins and 16 GTX transceivers at up to 12.5 Gb/s, with hard PCI Express Gen2 x8 blocks. It is available in 2 packages, from the FFG900 (31 × 31 mm) to the FFG1156 (35 × 35 mm). Temperature grades: commercial, extended, industrial. Designs are built with AMD Vivado.

444KLUT4-equivalent

277KLUTs (LUT6)

2,020DSP slices

26.5 MbBlock RAM

400Max. user I/O

16Transceivers (12.5 Gb/s)

2× A9Hard processor

Specifications

Vendor	AMD
Family	Zynq 7000
Series	7 Series
Process	28 nm
Configuration memory	SRAM
LUT4-equivalent capacity	443,840
Look-up tables (LUT6)	277,400
Logic cells	444,000
Flip-flops	554,800
Block RAM	26.5 Mb (755 × 36 Kb)
DSP (DSP slice)	2,020

Max. user I/O	400
GTX transceivers	16 × 12.5 Gb/s
PCI Express (PL)	Gen2 x8
Analog / monitor	XADC
Hard processor	2× Arm Cortex-A9 @ 1 GHz
Design tool	AMD Vivado

Packages

Package	Size (mm)	User I/O	PS I/O	Transceivers
FFG900	31 × 31	362	128	16
FFG1156	35 × 35	400	128	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
Extended (E)	0 to 100 °C	-2
Industrial (I)	−40 to 100 °C	-1, -2, -2L

Alternatives to the XC7Z100

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
XCZU6CGAMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	344K 215K LUT6	469K SLC	1,973	25.1 Mb	328	24 GTH 16.3 Gb/s	—
XCZU6EGAMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	344K 215K LUT6	469K SLC	1,973	25.1 Mb	328	24 GTH 16.3 Gb/s	—
XCZU9CGAMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	438K 274K LUT6	600K SLC	2,520	32.1 Mb	328	24 GTH 16.3 Gb/s	—
XCZU9EGAMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC	438K 274K LUT6	600K SLC	2,520	32.1 Mb	328	24 GTH 16.3 Gb/s	—
MPFS460TMicrochip PolarFire SoC	461K 461K LUT4	461K LE	1,420	28.5 Mb	468	20 SERDES 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2
Ti375Efinix Titanium	363K 363K LUT4	370K LE	1,344	27.5 Mb	337	16 SERDES 16 Gb/s	Gen4

Compare side by side: XC7Z100 vs XCZU6CG, XC7Z100 vs XCZU6EG, XC7Z100 vs XCZU9CG, XC7Z100 vs XCZU9EG, XC7Z100 vs MPFS460T.

XC7Z100 quick facts

How many LUTs does the XC7Z100 have?

The XC7Z100 has 277,400 LUT6 look-up tables, about 443,840 LUT4 equivalents (444,000 logic cells as published by AMD).

How many DSP blocks does the XC7Z100 have?

The XC7Z100 has 2,020 DSP slices and 26.5 Mb of block RAM.

Does the XC7Z100 have transceivers?

Yes, 16 GTX transceivers at up to 12.5 Gb/s.

Does the XC7Z100 have a processor?

Yes. It includes a hard 2× Arm Cortex-A9 processor.

What are the alternatives to the XC7Z100?

Devices of similar size in other families include XCZU6CG (AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC), XCZU6EG (AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC), XCZU9CG (AMD Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC).

Which software is used to design with the XC7Z100?

Designs for the XC7Z100 are built with AMD Vivado.

Other Zynq 7000 devices

Device	LUT4-eq.	Vendor logic	DSP	Block RAM	Max I/O	Transceivers	PCIe
XC7Z007S	23K 14.4K LUT6	23K LC	66	1.8 Mb	100	—	—
XC7Z010	28.2K 17.6K LUT6	28K LC	80	2.1 Mb	100	—	—
XC7Z012S	55K 34.4K LUT6	55K LC	120	2.5 Mb	150	4 GTP 6.25 Gb/s	Gen2
XC7Z014S	65K 40.6K LUT6	65K LC	170	3.8 Mb	200	—	—
XC7Z015	73.9K 46.2K LUT6	74K LC	160	3.3 Mb	150	4 GTP 6.25 Gb/s	Gen2
XC7Z020	85.1K 53.2K LUT6	85K LC	220	4.9 Mb	200	—	—
XC7Z030	126K 78.6K LUT6	125K LC	400	9.3 Mb	250	4 GTX 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2
XC7Z035	275K 172K LUT6	275K LC	900	17.6 Mb	362	16 GTX 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2
XC7Z045	350K 219K LUT6	350K LC	900	19.2 Mb	362	16 GTX 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2
XC7Z100	444K 277K LUT6	444K LC	2,020	26.5 Mb	400	16 GTX 12.5 Gb/s	Gen2

Source: AMD Zynq 7000 SoC Product Selection Guide, XMP097 (v2.0). Data is extracted automatically from the vendor's selection guide; verify critical values in the device data sheet.