XCZU7EV-L2FBVB900E

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Embedded System on Chip (SoC) is a type of circuitry that performs specific tasks while providing users and designers with a wide range of essential features. Xilinx announces its recently launched XCZU7EV-L2FBVB900E embedded SoC, and with it comes an application field and working principle behind this powerful chip.

Xilinx XCZU7EV-L2FBVB900E consists of two separate cores, known as the UltraScale+ VU9P and Kintex UltraScale XCVU13P. The UltraScale+ VU9P cores feature enhanced performance for data-intensive applications and provides the necessary hardware for precise floating point intensive computations. On the other hand, Kintex UltraScale XCVU13P servers as the main processor complementing the VU9P cores with its own set of powerful accelerators.

The UltraScale+ VU9P Core delivers enhanced performance with support for up to 9.6TLOPS of double precision floating point operations. It’s also designed with many advanced features for those who need it for high data-intensive applications. Xilinx has implemented a wide array of technology features in this VU9P core, including external memory interface, 16-lane universal memory controller, ARM processor, and multi-channel Ethernet interfaces.

The Kintex UltraScale XCVU13P Core is the primary processor and its main purpose is to complement the VU9P Core’s tasking abilities. It packs quite a powerful punch with its own set of advanced features. It is designed with a six channel memory controller that is capable of supporting DDR4, DDR3 and DDR2 memory configurations. Furthermore, it is capable of offering up to 4.5 GHz of sustained performance. The XCVU13P features a wide range of features that allow it to be used for most applications, such as accelerated compute capabilities, multimedia and imaging, high-speed interface support, and embedded memory.

The major advantage of the XCZU7EV-L2FBVB900E is that it is completely optimized for extreme data-intensive processing loads while still retaining the necessary features to support other regular applications. It offers very high throughput performance and includes features such as error-correction and memory compression that compensate for noise present in real-world data sets. Xilinx has also built this SoC with an eye for the future and will support the upcoming v7 of their UltraScale+ family. All these together make the XCZU7EV-L2FBVB900E a powerful choice for many different applications.

In terms of its application fields, this SoC by Xilinx is suitable for leadership and enterprise-class workloads in certain areas such as AI/ML, deep learning, multimedia, imaging, security, and virtualization. The XCZU7EV-L2FBVB900E mainly functions as a dedicated accelerator for high-end and mission-critical workloads. It can be used for a wide range of tasks that require high compute power and fast data throughput, such as pattern recognition and anomaly detection and content filtering. Additionally, this SoC can be used to transmit high-quality and high-definition video streams at very low latency.

In conclusion, the XCZU7EV-L2FBVB900E is a powerful SoC by Xilinx that offers enhanced performance, low latency, and reliable performance, allowing users and designers to take advantage of its features to perform data-intensive tasks and many more. Its use in various application fields is steadily growing, due to its great throughput performance and support for the upcoming UltraScale+ v7 family.

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