Configurable FPGA I/O Modules

Configurable FPGA I/O modules provide a flexible and cost-effective way to configure and reconfigure I/O and protocol functionalities for a set of FPGA code modules that are delivered as custom implementation files.

FPGA code modules are delivered with Simulink^® driver blocks and test models, and are ideal for HIL emulation and high-frequency motion controls. Applications range from PWM generation and capture, encoder measurement and simulation, to standard communication protocols such as SPI and I2C. Additional support is also provided for triggering and synchronization requirements, as well as general-purpose analog and digital I/O connectivity.

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Configurable FPGA I/O Modules Selection Guide

Choose the Configurable FPGA I/O modules providing the best fit for your selection of FPGA code modules. In addition, some configurable FPGA I/O modules provide additional analog I/O connectivity.

I/O module	Front I/O lines	Rear I/O lines	Form factor
IO306	64 x TTL		PMC
IO307	32 x TTL 16 x RS-422/RS-485		PMC
IO316	64 x TTL	64 LVCMOS or 32 LVDS Selectable rear plug-ins	XMC
IO317	32 x TTL 16 x RS-422/RS-485	64 LVCMOS or 32 LVDS Selectable rear plug-ins	XMC
IO318	32 x RS-422/RS-485	64 LVCMOS or 32 LVDS Selectable rear plug-ins	XMC
IO323	48 TTL 32 x 16-bit analog in 8 x 16-bit analog out	64 LVCMOS or 32 LVDS 3 x MGT Selectable rear plug-ins	XMC
IO332	Selectable front plug-ins	64 LVCMOS or 32 LVDS Selectable rear plug-ins 8 x MGT	XMC
IO333	Selectable front plug-ins	64 LVCMOS or 32 LVDS Selectable rear plug-ins 8 x MGT	XMC
IO391	26 x TTL		mPCIe
IO392	13 x RS-422/RS-485		mPCIe
IO393	14 x TTL 6 x RS-422/RS-485		mPCIe
IO397	4 x 16 bit analog in, 4 x 16-bit analog out, 14 x TTL	Not applicable	mPCIe

Note: Programmable FPGA I/O modules can follow the same workflow as configurable FPGAs. That is, they can use FPGA code modules as Custom Implementations as well.

Configurable FPGA I/O Modules

Configurable FPGA I/O Modules Selection Guide

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