FPGA comparison
Cyclone V vs Artix-7
The Intel Cyclone V and AMD Xilinx Artix-7 families side by side, from the 87 devices and 531 orderable parts in our catalogue.
Key differences
- Cyclone V spans 25,000 to 301,000 logic elements.
- Artix-7 spans 12,800 to 215,360 logic cells.
- Block RAM: up to 13,917 Kb on Cyclone V, 13,140 Kb on Artix-7.
- Packages: 256 to 1,152 pins on Cyclone V, 236 to 1,156 pins on Artix-7.
- Only Artix-7 is listed in extended temperature grade.
- They come from different manufacturers (Intel and AMD Xilinx), so moving between them is a redesign: different pinouts, tools and bitstreams.
Side by side
| Cyclone V | Artix-7 | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Intel/Altera | AMD Xilinx |
| Product type | FPGA | FPGA |
| Devices | 72 | 15 |
| Orderable parts | 313 | 218 |
| Logic | 25,000 – 301,000 logic elements | 12,800 – 215,360 logic cells |
| Max block RAM (Kb) | 13,917 | 13,140 |
| Max DSP slices | — | 740 |
| Max transceivers | — | 16 |
| User I/O | — | 106 – 500 |
| Packages | 11 | 20 |
| Pin / ball count | 256 – 1,152 | 236 – 1,156 |
| Temperature grades | Commercial, Industrial, Automotive | Commercial, Extended, Industrial, Automotive |
Devices in each family
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