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XC7A75T - Artix-7 FPGA 75K Logic Cells | AMD

Name: XC7A75T
Brand: AMD
Price: 59.6 USD
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1.0V Vdss FGG484, FTG256, CSG324 Package -1, -2, -3 Speed

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Price updated: 2026-08-20

Volume Pricing

Qty	Unit Price	Extended
1	$89.5	$89.50
10	$82.3	$823.00
100	$74.1	$7,410.00
500	$66.8	$33,400.00
1,000	$59.6	$59,600.00

ℹ️ All prices are in USD

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XC7A100T

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XC7A50T

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📦 FGG484, FTG256, CSG324

Lower capacity: 52,160 logic cells, 900 Kb BRAM, 120 DSP slices

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XC7A75T-2FGG484I

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📦 FGG484

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XC7A75T-1FTG256C

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XC7A75T-1FGG484I

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XC7A75T Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Logic Cells	75,520
Block RAM	1,800 Kb
DSP Slices	90
CMTs	5
GTP Transceivers	6
Max GTP Line Rate	6.6 Gb/s
User I/O (FGG484)	285
User I/O (FTG256)	170
Package Options	FGG484, FTG256, CSG324
Process Technology	28nm
Operating Temperature	0C to +85C (C grade), -40C to +100C (I grade)
Core Voltage	1.0V
Configuration Interfaces	JTAG, SPI, BPI
RoHS Status	Compliant
Speed Grades	-1, -2, -3

XC7A75T Pin Configuration

Pin A1	IO_L1P_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair P
Pin A2	IO_L1N_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair N
Pin B1	IO_L2P_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair P
Pin B2	IO_L2N_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair N
Pin C1	IO_L3P_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair P
Pin C2	IO_L3N_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair N
Pin D1	IO_L4P_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair P
Pin D2	IO_L4N_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair N
Pin E1	IO_L5P_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair P
Pin E2	IO_L5N_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair N
Pin F1	IO_L6P_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair P
Pin F2	IO_L6N_T0 — User I/O pin, differential pair N

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

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

XC7A75T is suitable for 6 applications: Software-Defined Radio, Motor Control, Medical Imaging, Industrial Networking, Aerospace and Defense, Test and Measurement.

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Software-Defined Radio

The XC7A75T is ideal for software-defined radio (SDR) due to its 6 GTP transceivers supporting up to 6.6 Gb/s, which can interface with high-speed ADCs and DACs. Its 75,520 logic cells provide ample resources for digital down/up conversion, filtering, and modulation. The low power consumption of the 28nm process is critical for portable and battery-operated SDR platforms. The device's DSP slices enable efficient implementation of FIR filters and FFTs, essential for signal processing. With support for PCIe, the XC7A75T can easily connect to host processors for control and data transfer.

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Motor Control

The XC7A75T is well-suited for motor control applications, offering 90 DSP slices for implementing complex control algorithms like field-oriented control (FOC) and space vector modulation. Its 5 CMTs provide flexible clocking for PWM generation and encoder feedback. The device's low power and cost make it attractive for industrial drives and robotics. With up to 285 user I/Os, it can interface with multiple sensors and gate drivers. The GTP transceivers enable high-speed communication with higher-level controllers or networks, such as EtherCAT or PROFINET, for synchronized multi-axis control.

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Medical Imaging

In medical imaging systems like ultrasound and MRI, the XC7A75T provides the logic density and DSP capabilities needed for real-time image processing. Its 75,520 logic cells can implement beamforming, filtering, and image enhancement algorithms. The 6 GTP transceivers support high-speed data acquisition from sensors and interfaces to host computers. The device's low power consumption is beneficial for portable and battery-powered medical devices. The XADC block allows on-chip temperature and voltage monitoring, ensuring reliable operation in critical medical environments. The Artix-7 family's cost-effectiveness makes it suitable for high-volume medical equipment.

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Industrial Networking

The XC7A75T is an excellent choice for industrial networking equipment such as Ethernet switches, gateways, and protocol converters. Its 6 GTP transceivers support Gigabit Ethernet and other high-speed serial protocols, enabling robust data communication. The device's logic cells can implement switching fabrics, packet processing, and protocol stacks. The low power and cost of the Artix-7 family are ideal for distributed industrial nodes. With support for various I/O standards, it can interface with legacy fieldbuses and modern industrial Ethernet. The XC7A75T's reliability and long-term availability make it suitable for industrial applications with extended lifecycles.

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Aerospace and Defense

The XC7A75T is used in aerospace and defense applications such as radar, electronic warfare, and secure communications. Its 75,520 logic cells and DSP slices enable complex signal processing and beamforming. The device supports bitstream encryption for IP protection, a critical feature for defense systems. The GTP transceivers allow high-speed data links between subsystems. The industrial temperature grade (-40C to +100C) ensures operation in harsh environments. The Artix-7 family's low power is advantageous for airborne and space-borne systems where power is limited. AMD's long-term supply commitment supports defense program lifecycles.

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Test and Measurement

The XC7A75T is well-suited for test and measurement equipment like oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and signal generators. Its high-speed GTP transceivers can interface with high-speed ADCs and DACs for signal acquisition and generation. The logic cells and DSP slices enable real-time triggering, decimation, and waveform processing. The device's low power and small footprint are beneficial for portable instruments. The XADC block provides on-chip monitoring for calibration and diagnostics. With support for PCIe, the XC7A75T can easily connect to a host PC for data analysis and control. The Artix-7 family's cost-effectiveness makes it ideal for cost-sensitive test equipment.

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What is the XC7A75T?

The XC7A75T is an AMD Artix-7 FPGA with 75,520 logic cells, 1,800 Kb of block RAM, and 6 GTP transceivers. It is built on a 28nm process and is designed for low-power, cost-sensitive applications. According to the AMD Artix-7 data sheet (DS181), it offers the lowest power and cost at 28nm.

What is the price of XC7A75T?

As of 2026-08-20, the XC7A75T-1FGG484C is priced at approximately $89.50 for quantity 1, $82.30 for 10, $74.10 for 100, $66.80 for 500, and $59.60 for 1000 units at major distributors like DigiKey and Mouser. Prices vary by package and speed grade.

Where can I buy XC7A75T?

The XC7A75T is available from authorized distributors such as DigiKey, Mouser, and Octopart. For example, DigiKey lists the XC7A75T-1FGG484C (part number 5039084) as in stock and ships today. You can also purchase directly from AMD or through other franchised distributors.

What is the lead time for XC7A75T?

Lead time for the XC7A75T varies by package and speed grade, but typical lead times are 4-8 weeks for standard configurations. As of 2026-08-20, some variants like the XC7A75T-1FTG256C are in stock at distributors, while others may require ordering. Check distributor websites for real-time availability.

Is XC7A75T in stock?

As of 2026-08-20, the XC7A75T-1FGG484C is in stock at DigiKey and ships today. The XC7A75T-1FTG256I is available at Mouser. However, stock levels fluctuate, so it is recommended to check distributor websites for the latest inventory status.

What is the difference between XC7A75T and XC7A100T?

The XC7A75T has 75,520 logic cells, while the XC7A100T has 101,440 logic cells. The XC7A100T also has more block RAM (2,700 Kb vs 1,800 Kb) and more DSP slices (240 vs 90). Both are in the Artix-7 family and share the same 28nm process, but the XC7A100T offers higher capacity for more demanding designs.

When should I choose XC7A75T over XC7A100T?

Choose the XC7A75T when your design requires up to 75K logic cells and you want to minimize cost and power. The XC7A75T is ideal for applications like motor control, industrial networking, and software-defined radio where the logic density is sufficient. If you need more logic, RAM, or DSP resources, the XC7A100T is a better fit.

What is the best drop-in replacement for XC7A75T?

The best drop-in replacement for the XC7A75T is the XC7A100T in the same package and speed grade, as it is pin-compatible and offers higher capacity. For example, the XC7A100T-1FGG484C can replace the XC7A75T-1FGG484C without PCB changes. Other alternatives include the XC7A50T for lower capacity, but it is not a drop-in for higher-density designs.

Can XC7A100T replace XC7A75T?

Yes, the XC7A100T can replace the XC7A75T in most designs because it is pin-compatible in the same package (e.g., FGG484) and offers more resources. However, you must ensure the bitstream is recompiled for the larger device, and power consumption may increase slightly. The XC7A100T is a superset of the XC7A75T.

Where can I download the XC7A75T datasheet PDF?

The XC7A75T datasheet is available from AMD's official documentation site at https://docs.amd.com/v/u/en-US/ds181_Artix_7_Data_Sheet. It is also available on third-party sites like alldatasheet.com and datasheets.com. The datasheet includes DC and AC switching characteristics, pinout, and packaging information.

Where can I find the XC7A75T pinout?

The XC7A75T pinout is available in the AMD Artix-7 package pinout files, which can be downloaded from AMD's website. The files are in ASCII TXT and CSV formats and are described in UG475. You can also find pinout diagrams in the datasheet and on distributor product pages.

Hey Google, what can replace XC7A75T?

The XC7A75T can be replaced by the XC7A100T, which is pin-compatible and offers more logic cells, block RAM, and DSP slices. Other alternatives include the XC7A50T for lower capacity, but it is not a drop-in replacement. For cross-brand options, consider the Intel Cyclone V or Lattice ECP5, but these require PCB redesign.

Is XC7A75T the same as XC7A100T?

No, the XC7A75T and XC7A100T are different devices in the Artix-7 family. The XC7A75T has 75,520 logic cells, while the XC7A100T has 101,440 logic cells. They are pin-compatible in the same package, but the XC7A100T offers more resources. They are not the same device.

What are the key specifications of XC7A75T that engineers should know?

The XC7A75T features 75,520 logic cells, 1,800 Kb of block RAM, 90 DSP slices, 5 CMTs, and 6 GTP transceivers with line rates up to 6.6 Gb/s. It operates on a 1.0V core voltage and is available in packages like FGG484 and FTG256. These specs make it suitable for applications requiring moderate logic density and high-speed serial connectivity.

What is the best Intel equivalent for XC7A75T?

The best Intel (Altera) equivalent for the XC7A75T is the Cyclone V E family, such as the 5CEFA7, which offers similar logic density and transceiver capabilities. However, it is not pin-compatible, so a PCB redesign is required. For a drop-in replacement, stick with AMD's XC7A100T.

Engineering reference data for XC7A75T — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the XC7A75T when you need a balance of logic density, transceiver count, and cost for applications like software-defined radio, motor control, and industrial networking. If your design requires more logic cells, block RAM, or DSP slices, consider the XC7A100T, which is pin-compatible and offers higher capacity. For lower-cost, lower-power designs with fewer resources, the XC7A50T is a suitable alternative, but it has fewer transceivers and less logic. For cross-brand options, the Intel Cyclone V 5CEFA7 offers similar capabilities but requires a PCB redesign due to different packaging. The XC7A75T is the best choice for designs that need moderate resources with high-speed serial connectivity at an optimal price point.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter	This Product	XC7A100T	XC7A50T	5CEFA7F27I7
Logic Cells	75,520	101,440	52,160	149,500
Block RAM	1,800 Kb	2,700 Kb	900 Kb	6,912 Kb
DSP Slices	90	240	120	224
GTP Transceivers	6	16	4	6
Max Transceiver Speed	6.6 Gb/s	6.6 Gb/s	6.6 Gb/s	3.125 Gb/s
Package	FGG484, FTG256, CSG324	FGG484, FTG256, CSG324	FGG484, FTG256, CSG324	FBGA-672
Brand	AMD	AMD	AMD	Intel
Process Technology	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm

Key Differentiators

Higher logic density than XC7A50T (vs XC7A50T)
Lower cost and power than XC7A100T (vs XC7A100T)
More transceivers than XC7A50T (vs XC7A50T)

Design Notes

The XC7A75T requires a 1.0V core supply and 1.8V/2.5V/3.3V auxiliary supplies. Use low-dropout regulators (LDOs) or switching regulators with low ripple. Place 100nF decoupling capacitors close to each power pin and a 10uF bulk capacitor per supply rail. Follow the power supply decoupling guidelines in UG475 to minimize noise and ensure reliable operation.

For high-speed GTP transceivers, route differential pairs with controlled impedance (100 ohm differential) and minimize vias. Keep traces short and use ground planes for return paths. Follow the layout guidelines in UG476 for transceiver routing. For general I/O, use series termination resistors to reduce reflections.

The XC7A75T's power dissipation depends on utilization and clock frequency. For high-utilization designs, use a heatsink or forced airflow. The thermal resistance (theta_JA) for the FGG484 package is approximately 10-15 C/W. Ensure the junction temperature stays below 125C for commercial grade and 100C for industrial grade.