Mini PCIe Fpga card XUP-VV4
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

PCIe FPGA Board with Xilinx VU13P Featuring Quad QSFP for 4x 100G Features 4x 100GbE via 4 QSFP28 Air or Liquid Cooled VU13P FPGA: 3.8 million LCs FPGA by Xilinx Overview BittWare’s XUP-VV4 is an UltraScale+ VU13P FPGA-based PCIe card, ideal for high-density datacenter applications. The Xilinx UltraScale+ VU13P FPGA gives designers incredible performance potential, with 3.8M logic elements — yet with a power density that makes thermal management difficult. The XUP-VV4 meets this challenge with BittWare’s Viper platform, supporting large FPGA loads, up to 512 GBytes DDR4, 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. The XUP-VV4 features air cooling by default, but liquid cooling is also available. The board features the D2104 lidless package from Xilinx—allowing the heat pipes to contact the die directly, instead of through the heat spreader lid. Board Specifications FPGA Virtex UltraScale+ VU13P in D2104 package Core speed grade – 2 Contact BittWare for other FPGA options On-board Flash Flash memory for booting FPGA External memory 4 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 USB ports Micro USB: access to BMC and FPGA JTAG Utility Connects to a breakout board for UART, 1 PPS input, and 10MHz clock input

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XUP-VV4
XUP-VV4
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