About FPGA Market

FPGA Market is a searchable catalogue of FPGA, SoC FPGA and CPLD part numbers, built so that an engineer or buyer can identify a device, confirm what it is, and ask about availability without working through a distributor's filter tree.

Where the data comes from

Device and package data is compiled from manufacturers' own package and pinout files — the files that state which device was offered in which package. Specifications come from manufacturer datasheets and product pages. Each imported figure is stored against the document it came from, so a disputed value can be checked rather than argued about.

What we don't do

• No invented part numbers. A part number is published only if a manufacturer source names it, or if it follows from that family's own documented ordering rules — a package the manufacturer states the device was offered in, with a speed and temperature grade from its datasheet. Every one is decoded back to check it describes the device it was built from. Anything that doesn't is discarded rather than published.
• No stock figures. There is no inventory feed behind this site, and a fabricated quantity is the fastest way to lose an engineer's trust. Availability is checked on request, against the market as it is that day.
• No drop-in replacement claims. Related parts are described by how they actually differ. A different package or speed grade is not a substitute without engineering review.

Sourcing

Production quantities, shortage and allocation cover, obsolete and end-of-life devices, legacy builds and specific date-code requirements. Send a part number and we'll come back on price, availability and lead time.

Specifications are provided for reference. Verify against the manufacturer datasheet before ordering. Part numbers and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.