Cyclone® V GT FPGA Development Kit - ArrowElectronics/ADI-Powertree GitHub Wiki
The Cyclone® V GT FPGA development kit can be used to prototype Cyclone® V GT FPGA or Cyclone® V GX FPGA applications. It offers a quick and simple way to develop low-cost and low-power FPGA system-level designs and achieve rapid results.
- FPGA prototyping
- FPGA power measurement
- Transceiver I/O performance up to 5.0Gbps
- PCI Express® (PCIe) Gen 2 x4 (at 5.0Gbps per lane)
- Endpoint or root port support
- 1Gb x16 sync flash
- 384MB x40 hard memory controller (HMC) DDR3 SDRAM with ECC
- 512MB x64 soft memory controller (SMC) DDR3 SDRAM
Cyclone® V GT FPGA Development Kit
Power Tree for the Cyclone® V GT FPGA Development Kit
| Product | Description | Buy Now |
|---|---|---|
| LTC3613 | 24V, 15A Monolithic Step-Down Regulator with Differential Output Sensing | Buy LTC3613 |
| LTC3605 | 15V, 5A Synchronous Step-Down Regulator | Buy LTC3605 |
| LTC3608 | 18V, 8A Monolithic Synchronous Step-Down DC/DC Converter | Buy LTC3608 |
| LT3022 | 1A, 0.9V to 10V, Very Low Dropout Linear Regulator | Buy LT3022 |
| LT3085 | Adjustable 500mA Single Resistor Low Dropout Regulator | Buy LT3085 |
| LT3009 | 3µA IQ, 20mA Low Dropout Linear Regulators | Buy LT3009 |
| LTC3025-1 | 500mA Micropower VLDO Linear Regulators | Buy LTC3025-1 |
| LTC3855 | Dual, Multiphase Synchronous DC/DC Controller with Differential Remote Sense | Buy LTC3855 |
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Utilizing pre-existing power management reference designs can provide a good starting point, but modifications are often necessary to meet specific performance and power requirements. Arrow Electronics engineers can assist in analyzing your requirements, identifying the necessary modifications, and ensuring that the final design achieves optimal performance and power efficiency. Their knowledge and experience in power management enable them to provide valuable guidance and support throughout the design process, helping you achieve the best possible power solution for your specific application. Download the “Analog Devices Power Trees for FPGAs and GPUs” Guide |