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XC6SLX75-3FG676I Présentation

The AMD XC6SLX75-3FG676I is a Spartan-6 LX field-programmable gate array with 74,637 logic cells, 5,831 configurable logic blocks, 408 I/O, and an industrial temperature grade in a 676-ball FCBGA package. Verified listings identify an 862 MHz maximum device frequency, a 27 mm by 27 mm body, a 1 mm ball pitch, and CMOS fabrication. The -3 speed grade is the highest-performance Spartan-6 LX grade presented in the verified comparison data.

An FPGA is a programmable semiconductor in the broader logic and semiconductor hierarchy. Instead of fixing Boolean logic at fabrication, its configurable lookup tables, routing networks, block RAM, DSP resources, and I/O blocks can be programmed after manufacture. The Spartan-6 LX family is designed for high-volume systems requiring broad programmable logic integration at relatively low cost.

The XC6SLX75-3FG676I provides 74,637 logic cells organized as 5,831 CLBs and exposes 408 I/O. Its verified maximum frequency is 862 MHz, although achievable user logic frequency depends on the selected clocking, routing, device resources, and timing constraints. The industrial suffix denotes industrial temperature grading, while the -3 code identifies the high-performance speed grade. The 676-ball, 1 mm-pitch package supports dense board integration but requires advanced PCB layout and assembly capability.

Its architecture fits parallel data acquisition, control, signal generation, protocol bridging, image processing, and embedded system integration. The available logic, memory, and I/O resources can consolidate functions that otherwise require multiple programmable or fixed-function devices. Engineers must still verify the exact RAM, DSP, transceiver, clock, and I/O capability required by each design against the AMD family documentation.

The target is supplied in a 676-ball FCBGA package reported as 27 mm by 27 mm with a 1 mm pitch. BGA assembly requires board escape routing, via-in-pad or fanout strategy, appropriate solder-mask and paste design, X-ray inspection capability, and controlled reflow. Although the package supports high I/O density, routing to its 676 balls is materially more demanding than leaded-package assembly.

Design planning should begin with the AMD Spartan-6 package pinout files and the device-specific timing, power, and configuration guidance. Confirm the exact bill of materials, pin mapping, supported I/O standards, clocking resources, configuration interface, decoupling requirements, and thermal assumptions before release. Vendor snippets conflict on frequency and package details, so this page treats the direct DigiKey, Mouser, LCSC, and FindIC records as separate evidence sources rather than merging contradictory fields.

This page consolidates verified distributor availability, package and resource comparisons, procurement context, and practical BGA implementation guidance. It also distinguishes device-grade variants from unqualified replacements so engineers can evaluate alternatives without assuming that a similar FPGA name guarantees timing, temperature, or pin compatibility.

Alternatives de remplacement direct pour XC6SLX75-3FG676I — même boîtier, compatible broche à broche. Les références à boîtier différent nécessitant une retouche du PCB sont exclues.

Variantes de cette série

Modèles de la même série directement compatibles avec XC6SLX75-3FG676I (même facteur de forme et même empreinte) — différant par Device Type, Ball Pitch, Operating Temperature, Package.

AMD
Device Type: FPGA
Operating Temperature: 0 C to 85 C; conflicting source also reports -40 C to 100 C
Package: 676-BGA
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AMD
Device Type: FPGA
Ball Pitch: 1.0 mm
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 85°C (32°F to 185°F)
Comparer avec XC6SLX75-3FG676I →

Outil de comparaison rapide — sélectionnez des références alternatives pour une comparaison côte à côte :

XC6SLX75-2FG676I

✅ Remplacement direct
AMD
📦 676-BGA
FPGA · Spartan-6 LX · 74,637 cells · 5,831 CLBs · 667 MHz · 400 I/O · 676-BGA · 23 mm x 23 mm

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XC6SLX75-3FGG676C

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 FGG676
Uses FGG676 rather than the target's FG676 ordering designation and changes the final temperature code from I to C; listed resources remain in the same Spartan-6 LX family but exact compatibility requires package-file verification.

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

XC6SLX75T-3FGG676C

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 FGG676
The comparison lists 348 I/O versus 408 I/O for the target, a 60-I/O or 14.7% reduction, and uses different FG676 and temperature-code letters; board compatibility therefore requires exact package verification.

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

XC6SLX75-2FG676C

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 676-BGA
Maximum frequency is listed at 667 MHz versus 862 MHz for the target, a 195 MHz or 22.7% reduction, and the final temperature suffix is C rather than I.

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

XC6SLX75-2FG676I

✅ Remplacement direct
AMD
📦 676-BGA
FPGA · Spartan-6 LX · 74,637 cells · 5,831 CLBs · 667 MHz · 400 I/O · 676-BGA · 23 mm x 23 mm

✓ En stock

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XC6SLX75-3FG676I Valeurs maximales et caractéristiques électriques

Device Type Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
FPGA Family Spartan-6 LX
Logic Cells 74,637 cells
Configurable Logic Blocks 5,831 CLBs
Maximum Frequency 862 MHz
I/O Count 408 I/O
Process Technology 45 nm CMOS
Boîtier 676-ball FCBGA
Package Body Size 27 mm x 27 mm
Ball Pitch 1 mm
Terminal Count 676 terminals
Temperature Grade Industrial
Speed Grade -3
Surface-Mount Type Ball Grid Array (BGA)
Verified Distributor Price USD 67.1347 per unit
LCSC Availability In stock

Guide de configuration des broches du XC6SLX75-3FG676I 27 mm x 27 mm

Configuration des broches du XC6SLX75-3FG676I (boîtier 27 mm x 27 mm). Ce circuit intégré numérique comprend des GPIO, des interfaces de communication (UART, SPI, I2C) et des broches d'alimentation. Consultez la fiche technique du fabricant pour les fonctions alternatives des broches et les options de configuration. Indispensable pour la conception de systèmes embarqués et la conception de circuits imprimés.

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Applications typiques

XC6SLX75-3FG676I convient pour 6 applications: Industrial Automation Control, Parallel Data Acquisition, Industrial Networking Gateway, Video and Image Processing, Test and Measurement, Motor and Motion Control.

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Industrial Automation Control

The XC6SLX75-3FG676I fits industrial automation control when a machine requires substantial parallel logic, deterministic control, and numerous external connections. Its verified 74,637 logic cells, 5,831 CLBs, and 408 I/O provide capacity for sequencing, state machines, interlocks, motion-command logic, and peripheral coordination. The -3 grade's listed 862 MHz maximum frequency supplies performance headroom for timing-critical control paths. The principal trade-off is board complexity: the 676-ball, 1 mm-pitch BGA needs careful escape routing and an assembly process capable of fine-pitch inspection.

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Parallel Data Acquisition

The FPGA's 408 I/O and programmable logic fabric make the XC6SLX75-3FG676I suitable for coordinating parallel ADC, DAC, digital sensor, or test-instrument interfaces. Engineers can implement capture control, data alignment, buffering, threshold logic, and format conversion in programmable logic instead of relying solely on a microcontroller. The verified 862 MHz -3 performance figure can support demanding parallel pipelines, although real user frequency must be established through AMD timing analysis. Signal integrity and simultaneous-switching-noise checks remain essential when many I/O change state together.

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Industrial Networking Gateway

A programmable FPGA can consolidate multiple data-processing and interface functions in an industrial communications gateway. The XC6SLX75 offers 74,637 logic cells for framing, packet filtering, buffering, protocol conversion, and control-plane logic, with 408 I/O available for external transceivers and parallel buses. Its high-performance -3 grade may benefit timing-heavy paths, but compliance depends on the selected Ethernet or fieldbus PHY and the completed board design. The target should be paired with verified transceivers, isolation, magnetics, and connector implementations rather than treated as a complete network interface.

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Video and Image Processing

The XC6SLX75-3FG676I can support parallel image pipelines, timing generation, pixel formatting, and sensor-interface control because its fabric combines extensive programmable resources with 408 I/O. A machine-vision controller can use logic blocks for fixed-function data movement without loading a separate CPU with every pixel operation. The listed 862 MHz device frequency is a maximum device metric rather than guaranteed video-clock performance; timing closure depends on the selected resources and clocking scheme. Video designs also need verified memory interfaces, external RAM compatibility, and careful impedance-controlled PCB routing.

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Test and Measurement

The Spartan-6 LX device is suitable for programmable test logic, timing generation, pattern sequencing, and instrument-control functions because 74,637 logic cells can host parallel channels and 408 I/O can connect to external converters or fixtures. The -3 speed grade is attractive when setup or capture timing is restrictive, while the 676-ball package integrates many interface assignments into one programmable device. Engineers must derive achievable timing from the actual clock tree and routed paths, and should include boundary-scan, configuration, and fault-handling requirements in the design specification.

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Motor and Motion Control

The XC6SLX75-3FG676I can implement deterministic digital motion control, encoder decoding, pulse generation, and multi-axis sequencing in programmable logic. Its 5,831 CLBs provide substantial parallel capacity, while the industrial temperature code supports designs intended for an industrial environmental class. The target's listed 862 MHz maximum frequency is useful for high-rate timing loops, but closed-loop performance depends on I/O timing, interrupt latency, and external driver behavior. Power conversion stages and motor drivers must be selected and validated independently of the FPGA.

What are the key specifications of XC6SLX75-3FG676I that engineers should know?
The XC6SLX75-3FG676I is a Spartan-6 LX FPGA with 74,637 logic cells, 5,831 CLBs, 408 I/O, and a verified maximum frequency of 862 MHz. It uses 45 nm CMOS technology and is packaged in a 676-ball FCBGA measuring 27 mm by 27 mm with 1 mm ball pitch. The -3 code identifies the high-performance grade, while the I suffix identifies industrial temperature grading. DigiKey and Mouser list it as the exact target MPN; FindIC supplies the resource, package, process, and frequency values.
Where can I download the XC6SLX75-3FG676I datasheet PDF?
The XC6SLX75 family datasheet is available through AMD's archived datasheet listing at AllDataSheet, while AMD separately provides official Spartan-6 package pinout files as ASCII text. The verified family document supplies device-level guidance, but the exact ordering-code and package interpretation should also be checked against AMD's XC6SLX75 documentation. The available search data does not expose a verified AMD-hosted XC6SLX75 datasheet PDF URL, so no unverified document link is substituted.
Where can I find the XC6SLX75-3FG676I pinout?
The official XC6SLX75-3FG676I pinout is available through AMD's Spartan-6 package device pinout files page, which provides package files in ASCII TXT format. Those files should be used instead of reconstructing the 676-ball map from a distributor page. For PCB design, download the package file matching the FG676 variant and cross-check its ball assignments against the selected design tools and selected Spartan-6 device documentation.
Where can I buy XC6SLX75-3FG676I online?
The XC6SLX75-3FG676I can be found through AMD/Xilinx listings on Mouser, DigiKey, and Octopart, while LCSC identifies the device as in stock. A verified LCSC listing shows a price of USD 67.1347, making it the only supported unit-price reference supplied here. Mouser and DigiKey expose purchasing pages but the retrieved snippets do not provide numeric price tiers. Check each authorized distributor for current stock and traceable lot sourcing.
What is the price of XC6SLX75-3FG676I?
The verified price for one XC6SLX75-3FG676I is USD 67.1347 at LCSC as of 2026-10-22. The supplied data does not contain verified prices at quantities 10, 100, 500, or 1,000, and it does not provide a Mouser or DigiKey unit price. Accordingly, the requested pricing tiers cannot be completed without inventing commercial data. The quoted LCSC price is a freshness-dated reference, not a guaranteed future quotation.
What is the lead time for XC6SLX75-3FG676I?
The verified lead time for XC6SLX75-3FG676I is not stated. LCSC labels the component in stock, but the snippet does not provide a fulfillment date, and the DigiKey and Mouser snippets do not expose quantity-specific lead times. For procurement, request a dated quotation from the selected authorized distributor and confirm stock allocation, export-control status, and whether the quantity is factory new or another lifecycle condition.
Is XC6SLX75-3FG676I in stock?
LCSC lists the XC6SLX75-3FG676I as in stock as of the verified retrieval on 2026-10-22, with a displayed starting price of USD 67.1347. DigiKey and Mouser provide purchasing pages, but their snippets do not independently state current inventory. Because FPGA inventory can change rapidly, treat LCSC as the explicit stock signal and obtain confirmation at order placement.
What can replace XC6SLX75-3FG676I?
No verified drop-in replacement was established for the XC6SLX75-3FG676I in the supplied cross-reference results. XC6SLX75-2FG676I is the same 74,637-cell Spartan-6 LX device in a 676-BGA package but uses the lower -2 speed grade, while XC6SLX75-3FGG676I has different package code letters. Neither should be labeled a drop-in replacement without AMD package, timing, and ordering-code verification. This FAQ intentionally avoids padding the alternatives list with unverified parts.
Is XC6SLX75-2FG676I the same as XC6SLX75-3FG676I?
No. The verified comparison identifies both as 74,637-cell Spartan-6 LX devices in 676-BGA packages, but XC6SLX75-2FG676I carries the -2 speed grade while the target carries the -3 high-performance grade. The target is listed at 862 MHz, and the -2 comparison is listed at 667 MHz, a 195 MHz difference. Existing timing constraints must be reanalyzed before considering the -2 device for an upgrade or replacement.
What is the difference between XC6SLX75-3FG676I and XC6SLX75-3FGG676I?
The verified results do not establish XC6SLX75-3FGG676I as pin-to-pin compatible with XC6SLX75-3FG676I. The package-letter difference changes the complete ordering code, and a listing specifically warns to check footprint compatibility. The target is reported as a 676-FCBGA, while the FGG676 part is described separately. Engineers should compare the AMD package files, ball maps, speed grade, temperature grade, and power specifications before treating either part as a substitute.
XC6SLX75-3FG676I vs XC6SLX75-2FG676I — which is better for timing-critical designs?
Choose XC6SLX75-3FG676I for timing-critical designs because its verified -3 grade is listed at 862 MHz, compared with 667 MHz for XC6SLX75-2FG676I, a 195 MHz advantage. Both parts are listed with 74,637 logic cells, 5,831 CLBs, 408 I/O, CMOS construction, and a 676-BGA package. The -2 part may fit relaxed timing or cost-oriented requirements, but the existing design must close timing against its lower speed grade.
When should I choose XC6SLX75-3FG676I instead of XC6SLX75-2FG676I?
Choose XC6SLX75-3FG676I when timing margin is more important than achieving the lower -2 grade's cost or availability profile. The supplied data reports 862 MHz for the -3 target and 667 MHz for the -2 comparison. Both devices share the same listed logic-cell and I/O counts, but maximum frequency is only one design metric. Internal pipelines, routing congestion, clock uncertainty, I/O timing, and tool timing results determine whether the faster grade is actually necessary.
Is XC6SLX75-3FG676I suitable for industrial control and automation systems?
The XC6SLX75-3FG676I is suitable for industrial control and automation systems when the design fits its logic, I/O, and timing resources and the board assembly process can handle FBGA. The industrial suffix identifies the temperature grade, while the 408 I/O and 74,637 logic cells support substantial parallel control and data-processing tasks. Qualification for a specific product still requires system-level temperature, EMC, reliability, and lifecycle reviews.
What is the best AMD equivalent for XC6SLX75-3FG676I?
No AMD equivalent can be verified as a true drop-in replacement from the supplied results. XC6SLX75-2FG676I is the closest named Spartan-6 LX comparison in the data, but its -2 speed grade is lower and its final C-versus-I temperature suffix also differs from the target. XC6SLX75-3FGG676I may be functionally related, but its package designation requires separate verification. Preserve the exact ordering code unless AMD documentation proves equivalence.
How should engineers design the PCB around the XC6SLX75-3FG676I FBGA?
Design the XC6SLX75-3FG676I PCB around the official AMD Spartan-6 FG676 package file and verified 27 mm by 27 mm, 1 mm-pitch body data. Plan dense escape routing, power and ground distribution, decoupling, configuration access, clock integrity, and programming or test access before layout is frozen. A 676-ball BGA also requires assembly capability for stencil design, reflow control, and inspection. Do not infer missing pad-stack, mask, or thermal details from distributor snippets.
What compliance information is available for XC6SLX75-3FG676I?
The verified materials identify the device as an industrial-temperature Spartan-6 LX FPGA but do not explicitly state RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, conflict-minerals, or AEC-Q100 status. Those fields are therefore marked unknown or not needed for a quantified comparison. Compliance should be confirmed from the current AMD product declaration or the exact distributor record at purchase. The industrial temperature suffix alone is not evidence of AEC-Q100 automotive qualification.
Is XC6SLX75-3FG676I still active for new designs?
The supplied data does not explicitly identify the target's lifecycle as active, obsolete, last-time-buy, or NRND, so the lifecycle field remains unknown. Availability is not equivalent to lifecycle status: LCSC reports the part in stock, while multiple distributor pages still expose purchasing information. For a production release, request current lifecycle and PCN status from AMD or the authorized distributor, and plan obsolescence review into the product lifecycle process.

Données de référence d'ingénierie pour XC6SLX75-3FG676I — comparaison, recommandations de conception et informations de conformité.

Guide de sélection

Choose the XC6SLX75-3FG676I when a new design needs the Spartan-6 LX 74,637-cell device, the -3 performance grade, 408 verified I/O, and industrial temperature ordering. Choose XC6SLX75-2FG676I only when its 667 MHz grade still closes timing and the design can tolerate a lower performance target; the suffix difference must still be checked. Treat XC6SLX75-3FGG676C and XC6SLX75T-3FGG676C as unverified alternatives until the exact AMD package files, temperature grades, and resource counts are confirmed. XC6SLX75-2FG676C is not a temperature-equivalent substitute for an industrial requirement. Because the supplied data establishes no true cross-brand pin-compatible FPGA, changing families generally requires a full PCB and design-tool compatibility review rather than a simple drop-in replacement.

Comparaison avec les alternatives

Paramètre Ce produit XC6SLX75-2FG676I XC6SLX75-3FGG676C XC6SLX75T-3FGG676C XC6SLX75-2FG676C
Brand AMD AMD AMD AMD AMD
Package 676-FCBGA, 27 mm x 27 mm, 1 mm pitch 676-BGA FGG676 FGG676 676-BGA
Speed Grade -3 high-performance grade -2 -3 -3 -2
Temperature Suffix I - industrial I - industrial C - commercial suffix C - commercial suffix C - commercial suffix

Principaux différenciateurs

  • Higher verified maximum frequency than the -2 Spartan-6 LX comparison (vs XC6SLX75-2FG676I)
  • Industrial temperature suffix retained in the direct -2 industrial comparison (vs XC6SLX75-2FG676C)
  • More verified I/O than the T-prefix FGG676 comparison (vs XC6SLX75T-3FGG676C)

Notes de conception

Use AMD's official Spartan-6 FG676 package file as the layout authority rather than deriving ball assignments from marketplace listings. The verified package is 27 mm by 27 mm with a 1 mm ball pitch, so power, ground, decoupling, and high-speed escape routing must be planned before placement. Controlled-impedance routing, adequate reference planes, and assembly-rule checks are essential for 676-ball BGA implementation.

Do not select power rails or decoupling values from the distributor snippets alone. The verified records do not supply the complete XC6SLX75-3FG676I power-up, current, voltage, and decoupling tables. Obtain the device documentation and current AMD power-tool guidance, then budget rail tolerance, startup current, inrush, and local capacitor effective capacitance against the selected FPGA configuration and I/O load.

Reserve the configuration interface, clock inputs, reset behavior, and programming or debug access before committing board area. The 676-ball footprint leaves no room for late changes, and clock or configuration signals routed across noisy or split power regions can impair startup. Check every assignment against the exact package file and preserve technician access for boundary scan and board-level diagnostics.

Do not treat XC6SLX75-2FG676I as an exact -3 substitute merely because its 676-BGA package name looks similar. The verified comparison gives 667 MHz for the -2 part versus 862 MHz for the target, and the I-versus-C suffix also changes temperature class. Likewise, FGG676 variants require exact ball-map and footprint verification. A purchasing substitution must preserve the required speed, temperature, package, and timing behavior.

Informations de conformité

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Unknown
Sans plomb
Unknown
Sans halogène
Unknown
Minerais de conflit
Unknown

The verified sources do not explicitly provide RoHS, REACH, AEC-Q100, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals declarations. The I suffix is treated as an industrial temperature code only; it is not treated as proof of AEC-Q100 qualification.

Données vérifiées le : 2026-10-22 — données vérifiées et sélectionnées par l'équipe d'ingénierie composants de XAIPART

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Composants & termes associés

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