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2VM3104 - Versal Prime Gen 2 Adaptive SoC | AMD | 23x23mm

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2VM3104 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Family Versal Prime Series Gen 2
Processor Subsystem Quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE
L1 Cache 64 KB
Scalar Compute Up to 100K DMIPS
Package Size 23 x 23 mm
Package Type [DATA_NEEDED: exact package type]
Programmable Logic [DATA_NEEDED: logic cells]
DSP Slices [DATA_NEEDED: DSP slices]
Memory [DATA_NEEDED: on-chip memory]
I/O Count [DATA_NEEDED: I/O count]
Operating Temperature [DATA_NEEDED: temperature range]
Supply Voltage [DATA_NEEDED: supply voltage]
Power Dissipation [DATA_NEEDED: power dissipation]
RoHS Status unknown
Availability Expected 2027

2VM3104 [data_needed: exact package type] Pin Configuration Guide

Complete pinout information for 2VM3104 ([data_needed: exact package type] package). This digital IC includes GPIO, communication interfaces (UART, SPI, I2C), and power pins. Refer to the manufacturer datasheet for alternate pin functions and configuration options. Essential for embedded system design and PCB layout.

[data_needed: exact package type] package pinout diagram for 2VM3104

No detailed pinout data available for 2VM3104.

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Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for 2VM3104 Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vds) Drain Current (Id)

No official SOA curve available for this digital IC. Always operate within absolute maximum ratings specified in the datasheet. Ensure adequate cooling and derate as needed.

Typical Applications

2VM3104 is suitable for 6 applications: Pro AV Equipment, Broadcast Infrastructure, Industrial IoT Gateways, Edge AI and Machine Vision, Test and Measurement, Aerospace and Defense.

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Pro AV Equipment

The 2VM3104 is ideal for Pro AV equipment such as video processors, audio mixers, and signal distribution units. Its compact 23x23 mm package allows integration into space-constrained AV hardware, while the quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE APU and programmable logic handle real-time video processing, scaling, and audio mixing. The device's up to 100K DMIPS scalar compute ensures smooth operation of complex AV algorithms, and the programmable logic enables custom video interfaces and codecs. With high compute density, the 2VM3104 supports multiple video streams and low-latency processing, making it suitable for professional broadcast and AV installations.

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Broadcast Infrastructure

In broadcast infrastructure, the 2VM3104 excels in encoding, transcoding, and signal processing applications. Its programmable logic can implement custom video codecs and transport stream processors, while the APU handles control plane tasks. The 23x23 mm package is ideal for dense broadcast equipment like encoders and switchers. With up to 100K DMIPS, the device can manage multiple channels of video processing simultaneously. The small footprint reduces board space, enabling more channels per rack unit. The Versal Prime Gen 2 architecture provides the performance needed for high-quality video delivery.

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Industrial IoT Gateways

The 2VM3104 is well-suited for industrial IoT gateways that require edge computing, machine vision, and real-time control. Its quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE APU provides powerful general-purpose processing, while the programmable logic can implement custom sensor interfaces and acceleration engines. The compact 23x23 mm package fits into rugged industrial enclosures. With up to 100K DMIPS, the device can handle complex analytics and protocol conversion. The small size and high compute density make it ideal for distributed edge nodes in factories and smart buildings.

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Edge AI and Machine Vision

The 2VM3104 enables edge AI and machine vision applications by combining a powerful APU with programmable logic for custom neural network accelerators. The quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE can run inference frameworks, while the PL implements high-throughput preprocessing. The 23x23 mm package is suitable for cameras and smart sensors. With up to 100K DMIPS, the device can process multiple video streams for object detection and classification. The small form factor allows integration into compact vision systems, and the adaptive nature of the SoC allows algorithm updates in the field.

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Test and Measurement

The 2VM3104 is suitable for test and measurement equipment such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and signal generators. Its programmable logic can implement high-speed data acquisition and triggering, while the APU handles user interface and data processing. The compact 23x23 mm package enables portable instruments. With up to 100K DMIPS, the device can perform real-time signal analysis and waveform generation. The small size reduces instrument footprint, and the adaptive SoC allows firmware updates to add new measurement capabilities.

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Aerospace and Defense

The 2VM3104 can be used in aerospace and defense applications such as radar processing, secure communications, and flight control. Its programmable logic allows custom signal processing and encryption, while the APU provides general-purpose computing. The compact 23x23 mm package is suitable for avionics and unmanned systems. With up to 100K DMIPS, the device can handle complex algorithms in real-time. The small size reduces weight and power consumption, critical for airborne platforms. AMD's Versal family is designed for high-reliability applications.

What is the 2VM3104?
The 2VM3104 is an AMD Versal Prime Series Gen 2 adaptive SoC that integrates a quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE processor subsystem with programmable logic. It delivers up to 100K DMIPS of scalar compute in a compact 23x23 mm package, targeting space-constrained applications like Pro AV, broadcast, and industrial IoT. According to AMD's announcement, it is part of a new family of devices announced in May 2026.
What are the key specifications of the 2VM3104?
The 2VM3104 features a quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE APU with 64 KB L1 cache, up to 100K DMIPS scalar compute, and a 23x23 mm package. It is 27% smaller than previous second-generation Versal Prime devices. Exact programmable logic resources, memory, and I/O counts are not yet publicly disclosed; AMD expects availability in 2027.
When will the 2VM3104 be available?
The 2VM3104 is expected to be available in 2027, according to AMD's May 2026 announcement. AMD is offering early access to the 2VM3654 and 2VM3454 devices first, with the 2VM3254 and 2VM3104 following later. Contact AMD sales for early access program enrollment.
What is the price of the 2VM3104?
Pricing for the 2VM3104 has not been announced as of August 2026. Since the device is not yet available, no distributor pricing exists. Once released, pricing will be set by AMD and distributors. Check AMD's official product page for updates.
Where can I buy the 2VM3104?
The 2VM3104 is not yet available for purchase; it is expected in 2027. AMD is currently offering early access to other Versal Prime Gen 2 devices like the 2VM3654 and 2VM3454. For early access, contact AMD sales. Once released, it will be available through authorized distributors like DigiKey and Mouser.
What is the lead time for the 2VM3104?
The 2VM3104 is not yet in production; availability is expected in 2027. Lead time will depend on AMD's production ramp and distributor stock. As of August 2026, no lead time information is available. Contact AMD for early access opportunities.
Is the 2VM3104 in stock?
No, the 2VM3104 is not in stock anywhere as of August 2026. It is a pre-release device with expected availability in 2027. AMD is currently offering early access to other Versal Prime Gen 2 devices. Check AMD's website for updates.
What is the difference between the 2VM3104 and the 2VM3254?
The 2VM3104 and 2VM3254 are both Versal Prime Gen 2 adaptive SoCs in 23x23 mm packages. The 2VM3254 likely has higher performance or more resources, but exact differences are not yet published. AMD positions the 2VM3104 as an entry point, with the 2VM3254 offering more capabilities. Both are expected in 2027.
What is the difference between the 2VM3104 and the 2VM3454?
The 2VM3454 is a higher-end Versal Prime Gen 2 device with early access available now, while the 2VM3104 is a lower-cost entry point expected in 2027. The 2VM3454 likely has more compute and resources. Both share the Versal Prime Gen 2 architecture with quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE APUs.
When should I choose the 2VM3104 over the 2VM3254?
Choose the 2VM3104 when you need a cost-effective, space-constrained solution with up to 100K DMIPS and a 23x23 mm package. If you require higher performance or more programmable logic, the 2VM3254 may be better, but exact specs are not yet public. Both are expected in 2027.
Is the 2VM3104 suitable for Pro AV applications?
Yes, the 2VM3104 is designed for Pro AV, broadcast, and industrial IoT. Its compact 23x23 mm package and up to 100K DMIPS scalar compute make it ideal for video processing, audio mixing, and real-time control in space-constrained AV equipment. AMD specifically targets these applications.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the 2VM3104?
As of August 2026, there are no drop-in replacements for the 2VM3104 because it is a new, pre-release device. The closest alternatives are other Versal Prime Gen 2 devices like the 2VM3254 and 2VM3454, but they may have different packages or pinouts. No cross-brand equivalents exist yet.
Can the 2VM3254 replace the 2VM3104?
The 2VM3254 is a higher-tier Versal Prime Gen 2 device and may not be a direct drop-in replacement due to potential differences in package and pinout. Both are in 23x23 mm packages, but exact compatibility is unknown. Verify pin compatibility before use.
Where can I download the 2VM3104 datasheet PDF?
The 2VM3104 datasheet is not yet publicly available. AMD's product page for Versal Prime Series Gen 2 provides general information, but a full datasheet will likely be released closer to availability in 2027. Check AMD's website for updates.
Where can I find the 2VM3104 pinout?
The 2VM3104 pinout is not yet published. Since the device is pre-release, AMD has not released detailed pinout information. Once the datasheet is available, it will include pinout diagrams. For now, refer to AMD's product page for general specifications.

Engineering reference data for 2VM3104 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the 2VM3104 when you need a compact, cost-effective adaptive SoC for space-constrained applications like Pro AV, broadcast, or industrial IoT. It offers up to 100K DMIPS and a 23x23 mm package. If you require higher performance or more resources, consider the 2VM3254 or 2VM3454, but note they may have different specifications. For early access, the 2VM3454 and 2VM3654 are available now. The 2VM3104 is expected in 2027, so plan your design timeline accordingly.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product 2VM3254 2VM3454 2VM3654
Package 23x23 mm 23x23 mm 23x23 mm 23x23 mm
Brand AMD AMD AMD AMD
Processor Subsystem Quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE Quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE Quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE Quad-core Arm Cortex-A78AE
Scalar Compute Up to 100K DMIPS [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
Availability Expected 2027 Expected 2027 Early access now Early access now
Package Size Reduction 27% smaller than previous gen 27% smaller 27% smaller 27% smaller
Programmable Logic Density Higher per mm2 than 8-core devices Higher per mm2 Higher per mm2 Higher per mm2
Target Applications Pro AV, broadcast, industrial IoT Pro AV, broadcast, industrial IoT Pro AV, broadcast, industrial IoT Pro AV, broadcast, industrial IoT

Key Differentiators

  • Compact 23x23 mm package (vs Previous Versal Prime Gen 2 devices)
  • Up to 100K DMIPS scalar compute (vs Existing AMD adaptive SoCs)
  • Higher programmable logic density (vs Similarly sized 8-core Versal Prime devices)

Design Notes

The 2VM3104's high compute density in a 23x23 mm package requires careful thermal management. Ensure adequate airflow or a heatsink to dissipate heat, especially under sustained loads. Use thermal vias and a solid ground plane to improve heat spreading. Consider the ambient temperature and derating curves once available.

Design a robust power delivery network for the 2VM3104, with multiple voltage rails for the APU, PL, and I/O. Use low-ESR decoupling capacitors close to the power pins. Follow AMD's power sequencing requirements, which will be detailed in the datasheet. Consider using PMICs designed for adaptive SoCs.

For the 23x23 mm package, ensure the PCB layout accommodates high-density BGA or LGA pads. Use fine-pitch routing and controlled impedance for high-speed signals. Follow AMD's layout guidelines for signal integrity, including ground planes and via placement. The small package may require microvias or HDI techniques.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Unknown
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

Compliance information not yet available for this pre-release device.

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