XC2S50-6TQG144C - XILINX

Manufacturer Part Number

XC2S50-6TQG144C

Manufacturer

Xilinx

Introduction

The Xilinx XC2S50-6TQG144C is a member of the Spartan-II family of embedded FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). This FPGA offers a versatile and reconfigurable hardware platform for a wide range of embedded applications, providing a balance of performance, power, and cost-effectiveness.

Product Features and Performance

384 Logic Array Blocks (LABs) / Configurable Logic Blocks (CLBs)

1,728 Logic Elements/Cells

32,768 Total RAM Bits

92 I/O Pins

50,000 Gates

375V ~ 2.625V Supply Voltage

0°C ~ 85°C Operating Temperature Range

144-LQFP Package

Product Advantages

Flexible and reconfigurable hardware platform

Balanced performance, power, and cost-effectiveness

Suitable for a wide range of embedded applications

Seamless integration with Xilinx design tools and ecosystem

Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Robust and reliable Spartan-II FPGA architecture

Extensive I/O and logic resources for complex designs

Low power consumption for energy-efficient systems

Cost-effective solution for budget-constrained projects

Supported by Xilinx's comprehensive design tools and ecosystem

Quality and Safety Features

Rigorous quality control and testing procedures

Compliance with industry standards and safety regulations

Designed for reliable and long-lasting operation

Compatibility

Compatible with a variety of Xilinx development boards and systems

Integrates seamlessly with Xilinx design tools and IP cores

Application Areas

Embedded systems

Industrial automation

Telecommunications

Medical devices

Consumer electronics

Automotive electronics

Product Lifecycle

["The XC2S50-6TQG144C is currently in the Last Time Buy (LTB) phase, indicating that it is nearing discontinuation.","There are several equivalent and alternative Spartan-II FPGA models available, including the XC2S100, XC2S150, and XC2S200.","Customers are advised to contact our website's sales team for more information on available options and migration strategies."]