AX7035B - FPGA development board - AMD Artix 7 XC7A35T

• AMD Artix 7 XC7A35T chip : energy-efficient FPGA logic manufactured in 28 nm technology
• 256 MB DDR3 SDRAM : fast data buffer for image processing and demanding algorithms
• 16 MB QSPI Flash : stores FPGA configuration and user data
• HDMI input and output : Support for image capture, analysis, and generation projects
• Gigabit Ethernet : fast network communication at speeds from 10 Mbps to 1000 Mbps
• USB 2.0 interface : communication with a computer at speeds up to 480 Mb/s
• USB UART : convenient diagnostic data transfer and serial communication
• MicroSD slot : supports cards in SD and SPI modes
• Two 40-pin expansion ports : 34 IO lines each for cooperation with external modules
• MIPI FPC connector : possibility to connect a compatible camera module
• Six-digit display : presentation of results, statuses and numerical data
• LM75 temperature sensor : temperature measurement in the board's surroundings
• JTAG interface : FPGA configuration and debugging
• 5V power supply : single input to power the entire platform

The heart of the platform is the AMD Artix 7 XC7A35T-2FGG484I , a programmable FPGA packaged in a 484-pin package. This device allows you to create hardware logic blocks that perform multiple operations simultaneously, making it ideal for tasks requiring low latency and deterministic execution time. It can be used to implement controllers, digital filters, communication interfaces, and image processing pipelines, among other things. The Artix 7 architecture was built using 28nm technology and provides a favorable performance-to-power-to-cost ratio. Unlike a traditional microprocessor, an FPGA doesn't simply execute sequential program instructions; it allows you to design your own hardware structure. This allows the AX7035B to handle high-speed data streams, perform parallel processing, and work with multiple peripherals simultaneously.