Mini PCIe Fpga card XUP-VVP
with I/O processor

Mini PCIe Fpga card
Mini PCIe Fpga card
Mini PCIe Fpga card
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Characteristics

Bus standard
Mini PCIe
Input/output
with I/O processor

Description

Xilinx UltraScale+ 3/4-Length PCIe Board Power Edition for Monster FPGA Loads Features 300A FPGA core power supply Viper platform Liquid Cooling option for extreme FPGA loads Up to VU13P FPGA: 3.8 million LCs and 360Mb UltraRAM FPGA by Xilinx Overview BittWare’s XUP-VVP is an UltraScale+ VU13P FPGA-based PCIe card, designed for ultra high power applications. The Xilinx UltraScale+ VU13P FPGA gives designers incredible performance potential, with 3.8M logic elements —yet with a power density that makes power and thermal management difficult. The XUP-VVP meets this challenge with BittWare’s Viper platform, supporting monster FPGA loads, up to 256 GBytes DDR4 or 1152 Mbits QDR-II+, and 4x 100 Gbps Ethernet. BittWare’s Viper platform uses advanced computer flow simulation to drive the physical board design in a thermals first approach, including the use of heat pipes, airflow channels, and arranging components to maximize the limited available airflow in a server. While the default option for the board is air-cooling, the XUP-VVP is also available with liquid cooling for rapid heat removal. A 300A FPGA core power supply powers even the largest FPGA loads. Board Specifications FPGA Virtex UltraScale+ VU13P D2104 package Core speed grade – 2 Contact BittWare for VU9P/VU11P FPGA options On-board Flash Flash memory for booting FPGA External memory 2 DIMM sites, each supporting: Up to 128 GBytes DDR4 x72 with ECC Up to 576 Mbits dual QDR-II+ x18 (2 independent 288 Mbit banks) Host interface x16 Gen3 interface direct to FPGA (optional; no power used from PCIe connector) USB ports

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